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Old habits die hardly.

  • die much hardly
  • die hard
  • die too hard
  • No improvement

Answer: Option B

Explanation:

(Asked in NDA Exam)

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  • since two years ago
  • from two years ago
  • from two years
  • for two years
  • no error

Answer: Option D

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  • for rat race
  • rat race
  • the cat race
  • No correction

Answer: Option C

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  • on
  • with
  • for
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Answer: Option B

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  • a very colourfully illustrated children's encyclopaedia
  • a child's very colourfully illustrated encyclopaedia
  • an illustrated child's very colourful encyclopedia
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Explanation:

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  • quite miserable
  • very miserable
  • as miserable
  • No Correction.

Answer: Option D

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