Match the phrases given in List-I with words given in List-II:-

LIST-I (Phrases)	LIST-II (Words)
A. Stubbornly refusing to change one's opinion or course of action	I. Oblivion
B. Wipe away completely	II. Obdurate
C. In a state of forgetfulness	III. Obnoxious
D. Extremely unpleasant	IV. Obliterate

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English verbs do not always fit very easily into______ categories. For instance, is the verb 'used to' an ordinary verb or a model verb like 'would'?

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The study of the structure, historical development and a relationship of a language.

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As the structure was illegal, the authorities decided to____________ it.

Match the words in LIST-I with their definitions given in LIST-II:

	LIST-I		LIST-II
A.	Ellipsis	I.	A word ,phrase or name formed by rearranging the letters of another.
B.	Ambigram	II.	A grammatically incorrect arrangement of words in a sentence.
C.	Anagram	III.	A word, phrase or sentence written in such a way that it reads the same way upside down as right.
D.	Solecism	IV.	The omission of words without affecting meaning, a set of dots indicating such an omission.

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Fill in the blank in the following sentence with the most appropriate option:

Rajesh _____ explained the complicated nature of the issue that he was facing to the head coach.

From the given list, choose the one word substitute for 'one who does not believe in God' :

(A) agnost

(B) atheist

(C) theist

(D) Entrepreneur

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