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Sentence A- A is a dependent clause. So, an independent clause is likely to follow it. F is an independent clause, but does not make a comprehensive meaning with A. So, A does not have a pair. Sentence B- B is also a dependent clause, but does not pair with F because F is in past tense and A is in the present tense, and it talks about something that could happen in the future. Sentence C- C is an independent clause. So, a dependent clause is likely to follow it. D and E are dependent clauses, but E does not have a connector which connects the two sentences well. D follows C perfectly. So, C-D is the correct pair.
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If F$G@E*D is true, the how is D related to son of G?
How is J related to L if ‘D @ G & J ? M # L’ is true?
If G @ H & I % J @ L ^ K then how is J related to H?
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How is U related to S if ‘R+S@T$W#U? V’ is true?
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If ‘L#H$I@G?W*K’ is true, then, how is K related to L?
In the given relationship, ____ is related to ____ in the same way as M is related to E.
Statements: T ≥ S > H = O, R ≥ M > H
Conclusions : I. S > M II. R > O