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In Sentence I, 'ardent' is used correctly to describe someone who is passionate and enthusiastic about a cause, in this case, environmental conservation. In Sentence II, 'ardent' is used appropriately to describe strong feelings of love and enthusiasm, particularly for classical music. In Sentence III, 'ardent' is incorrectly used. 'Ardent' refers to a strong, passionate feeling, but it is not typically used to describe the sun's heat. The correct word here would be 'scorching' or 'blazing' to describe intense heat. Therefore, only Sentences I and II use the word correctly.
Select the statement that can logically complete the paragraph given below.
The Great Barrier Reef, which runs for 2,300 km along...
"Rama comes to college regularly". It is
Select the correctly punctuated sentence from the options below.
Inference- The U. N. health agency says nearly everybody in the world breathes air that doesn’t meet its standards for air quality and this caus...
(i) meticulous
(ii) humorous
(iii) rigorous
(iv) numerous
Identify the segment in the sentence which contains a grammatical error.
The various aims of each government is, undoubtedly, reasonable but th...
Which of the following idioms means ‘to be very expensive.’
PONDEROUS
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Choose the correct combination of grammatically incorrect sentences
I. The ongoing shortage of semiconductor chips, which has disrupted global...