"Keep her head above water" is an idiomatic expression that means to manage to avoid failure or difficulty, particularly in challenging situations. It is used to describe someone who is successfully coping with a tough situation or not being overwhelmed by it. (1) Continue working without taking breaks: This does not match the idiom's meaning of managing or coping with difficulties. (3) Maintain a stable financial situation: While it may seem relevant, the idiom is more broadly about managing challenges rather than financial stability specifically. (4) Stay in a safe place: This does not convey the meaning of the idiom.
Many firms fail because when they begin (1)/ exporting, they have not research the (2)/ target markets or have not planned enough. (3)/ No error (4)
Directions: In each of the questions, a sentence has been divided into four parts, one of which may contain an error. Identify that fragment and mark ...
When your in doubt(A)/ about your best friend's loyalty (B)/ you can't help being disappointed.(C) No error(D)
Service providers cannot stand in the way of a (1)/ consumer’s access to content, it should have being provided (2)/ without any hindrance. (3)/ N...
Given below are sentences with an error in each. The error is in one part of the sentence. Below each sentence are given the options containing the par...
The dollar posted its biggest gain against major currencies since 2020, while a surge in Treasury yields prompted some authorities in Asia to pledge ste...
The boy(A) which money (B)was lost felt sorry .(C)
Prof. Reddy is eclipsed by his wife who is much lively and more intelligent than he is.
Several Western policy commentators are aghast (1)/as to why India is unwilling to endure some economic pain (2)/to send a loud and clear message that ...
Identify the segment in the sentence that contains a grammatical error.
I wondered why both the wife of Lord Easton had left him.
