Which sentence is the correct one.

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You, I and he are present.

You, he and I are present

he, I and you are present

I, you and he are present.

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‘They are like oases in a desert’-What does it mean?

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Previous civilizations were more attractive than the present civilization

Previous civilizations were confined to a very limited area while barbarians were far larger in number

Previous civilizations were short lived

Previous civilizations were attractive from outside only

Previous civilizations were nature based.

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He said that he (go) home the next day. Use the right form of verb

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will go

goes

has go

would go

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We_ hire a rickshaw. It's already too late

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had to

would rater

had better

had though

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Which of the following sentience is correct?

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Any of the three pen will do.

Any of the three pens will do.

Either of the three pen will do.

Either the three pens will do.

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In the passage, 'conspicuously' refers to-

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indistinctively

obviously

surely

casually

not clearly

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Which sentence is the correct one.

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