The political revolution in Bangladesh dismantle the country’s Supreme Court too, as protesters forced the Chief Justice and two other judges to resign.
The verb "dismantle" is in the present tense, which does not agree with the subject of the sentence and the past context of the sentence. The correct form should be "dismantled" to match the past tense used in the sentence ("forced" in part 3). The corrected sentence is: "The political revolution in Bangladesh dismantled the country’s Supreme Court too, as protesters forced the Chief Justice and two other judges to resign."
The suggestion that terrorists must be lynched is not a good idea as a vigilante approach in a democratic country is not acceptable.
...The B109 funds are intended to offset the loss of wages due to TB, and to help with (both travelling and nutrition).
"When negotiating the contract, Lisa really went the extra mile to ensure all the terms were fair for both parties."
Select the alternative that will improve the bold part of the sentence in case there is no improvement select “No improvement”.
Our cook p...
The burden of fixed monthly charges and fuel cost adjustment will be born by state government.
If you have low appetite for risk, your aspiration will always remain low.
Countries such as Iceland and Norway have the provision to depend almost entirely on hydroelectricity moderation enough for a small population such...
The participants included hundreds of school children who get their first test of yoga .
The king and the minister were delighting in the success of their project.
Crowds began to hound to hear his speeches.
i. Began to muster
ii. ...
