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Choose the answers from the options A to D
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| Mr. Mohan |
I am really disappointed with your
results. You had better pull up your socks. |
| Varun |
Don't worry, Dad. By hook or by crook, I'll do better next
semester. You just wait and see, Dad. |
| Mr. Mohan |
It's not that easy, son. You'll end up
eating your words if you don't put any effort into it. |
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pull up your socks |
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work harder
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change socks |
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C |
get some help |
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think properly |
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By hook or by crook |
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By working harder |
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By any means possible
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By studying in a group |
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By going for extra class |
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eating your words |
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eating too much food |
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having nothing at all to eat |
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taking back what you have said
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forgetting all that you have studied |
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Answers : 1A
2B 3C |
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