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UKPSC Mains 2016·Paper-I·Section Part-1

Identify the type of the following sentences (dual-meaning, demonstrative, elliptical, exclamatory): (i) If water were saved, money would be saved. (ii) Oh, he has won, so he is a handsome man!

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Identify the type of the following sentences (dual-meaning, demonstrative, elliptical, exclamatory): (i) If water were saved, money would be saved. (ii) Oh, he has won, so he is a handsome man!

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This is Question 4 from UKPSC Mains 2016 (Paper-I, Section Part-1). It carries 1 marks with a word limit of 20 words.

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Identify the type of the following sentences (dual-meaning, demonstrative, elliptical, exclamatory): (i) If water were saved, money would be saved. (ii) Oh, he has won, so he is a handsome man!

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Identify the type of the following sentences (dual-meaning, demonstrative, elliptical, exclamatory): (i) If water were saved, money would be saved. (ii) Oh, he has won, so he is a handsome man!

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Identify the type of the following sentences (dual-meaning, demonstrative, elliptical, exclamatory): (i) If water were saved, money would be saved. (ii) Oh, he has won, so he is a handsome man!

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Q4: UKPSC Mains 2016 Paper-I — Mains Question with Answer

Identify the type of the following sentences (dual-meaning, demonstrative, elliptical, exclamatory): (i) If water were saved, money would be saved. (ii) Oh, he has won, so he is a handsome man!

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