Choose expressions given in List-I to complete the sentences given in List-II.
LIST-I LIST-II A. Although--yet I. __ the leader __ the deputy has condoned the new policy affecting the workers. B. As--- so II. The principal is __ an able leader __ a fine sportsman. C. Neither---nor III. __ he had no surplus capital to invest __ he jumped into the stock market risking all his savings. D. Not only---but also IV. __ it was raining incessantly __ we had to cancel the picnic.
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Choose expressions given in List-I to complete the sentences given in List-II.
| LIST-I | LIST-II | |
|---|---|---|
| A. Although--yet | I. __ the leader __ the deputy has condoned the new policy affecting the workers. | |
| B. As--- so | II. The principal is __ an able leader __ a fine sportsman. | |
| C. Neither---nor | III. __ he had no surplus capital to invest __ he jumped into the stock market risking all his savings. | |
| D. Not only---but also | IV. __ it was raining incessantly __ we had to cancel the picnic. |
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Solution
✅ Correct Option: 4
The singular verb 'has condoned' suits 'Neither--nor' (C - I). 'Not only an able leader but also a fine sportsman' fits II (D - II). Contrast in III needs 'Although--yet' (A - III). Cause and effect in IV takes 'As--so' (B - IV). This yields A - III, B - IV, C - I, D - II.
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