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Start learning 50% faster. Sign in now● Statement 1 is incorrect: The Congress Working Committee passed a resolution in June 1934 and demanded a Constituent Assembly elected on the basis of adult suffrage. ● Statement 2 is incorrect: Gandhiji was initially skeptical about the idea of Constituent Assembly but was later convinced by Pandit Nehru and so it as a remedy for our communal and other distempers. ● Statement 3 is correct: The demand for Constituent Assembly was finally accepted in principle by the British Government in August Offer in 1940. It provided for setting up of a constituent assembly after the war where mainly Indians would decide the Constitution according to their social, economic and political conceptions, subject to fulfilment of the obligation of the government regarding defence, minority rights, treaties with States, all India services.
He assured the court that his employees would not try to affluence the witnesses.
I need a much (A) / highest ladder to (B) / climb on the roof (C)/ and grab all the stuff. (D) / No error (E).
I and you must meet often to be updated about each other.
Identify the segment in the sentence, which contains the grammatical error.
One should be careful to re-read what they has written.
Hindi cinema, incidentally, played (1)/a big role in keeping people together, (2)/making space for each other’s faith even as (3)/movies brought p...
Find out the error according to the grammar and context of the given sentences. If there is no error, mark option 5 as the answer, i.e. No err...
We made it every clear (1) / that we stood by the (2) / memorandum and us (3) / would be very happy to meet to (4) / the Government officials (5).
...Parts of the following sentence are given as options. Identify the segment that contains a grammatical error.
Mr. Bansal is the more methodical...
A well-developed corporate bond market provides additional avenues to corporate for raising funds in a cost affective manner and reduces reliance...