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Improper usages of words. choose the option which indicates the sentences in which the underlined word(s) has/have been used incorrectly. i. You need to hear both sides of the story before "making up" your mind. ii. We are "making up" more beds as some unexpected guests have come. iii. The curtains are "make up" of Indian silk.
Improper usages of words. choose the option which indicates the sentences in which the underlined word(s) has/have been used incorrectly. i. You need to hear both sides of the story before "making up" your mind. ii. We are "making up" more beds as some unexpected guests have come. iii. The curtains are "make up" of Indian silk.
Improper usages of words. choose the option which indicates the sentences in which the underlined word(s) has/have been used incorrectly. i. You need to hear both sides of the story before "making up" your mind. ii. We are "making up" more beds as some unexpected guests have come. iii. The curtains are "make up" of Indian silk.
Improper usages of words. choose the option which indicates the sentences in which the underlined word(s) has/have been used incorrectly. i. You need to hear both sides of the story before "making up" your mind. ii. We are "making up" more beds as some unexpected guests have come. iii. The curtains are "make up" of Indian silk.
Improper usages of words. choose the option which indicates the sentences in which the underlined word(s) has/have been used incorrectly. i. You need to hear both sides of the story before "making up" your mind. ii. We are "making up" more beds as some unexpected guests have come. iii. The curtains are "make up" of Indian silk.
Improper usages of words. choose the option which indicates the sentences in which the underlined word(s) has/have been used incorrectly. i. You need to hear both sides of the story before "making up" your mind. ii. We are "making up" more beds as some unexpected guests have come. iii. The curtains are "make up" of Indian silk.
Improper usages of words. choose the option which indicates the sentences in which the underlined word(s) has/have been used incorrectly. i. You need to hear both sides of the story before "making up" your mind. ii. We are "making up" more beds as some unexpected guests have come. iii. The curtains are "make up" of Indian silk.
Improper usages of words. choose the option which indicates the sentences in which the underlined word(s) has/have been used incorrectly. i. You need to hear both sides of the story before "making up" your mind. ii. We are "making up" more beds as some unexpected guests have come. iii. The curtains are "make up" of Indian silk.
Improper usages of words. choose the option which indicates the sentences in which the underlined word(s) has/have been used incorrectly. i. You need to hear both sides of the story before "making up" your mind. ii. We are "making up" more beds as some unexpected guests have come. iii. The curtains are "make up" of Indian silk.
Improper usages of words. choose the option which indicates the sentences in which the underlined word(s) has/have been used incorrectly. i. You need to hear both sides of the story before "making up" your mind. ii. We are "making up" more beds as some unexpected guests have come. iii. The curtains are "make up" of Indian silk.
Improper usages of words. choose the option which indicates the sentences in which the underlined word(s) has/have been used incorrectly. i. You need to hear both sides of the story before "making up" your mind. ii. We are "making up" more beds as some unexpected guests have come. iii. The curtains are "make up" of Indian silk.
Improper usages of words. choose the option which indicates the sentences in which the underlined word(s) has/have been used incorrectly. i. You need to hear both sides of the story before "making up" your mind. ii. We are "making up" more beds as some unexpected guests have come. iii. The curtains are "make up" of Indian silk.
Improper usages of words. choose the option which indicates the sentences in which the underlined word(s) has/have been used incorrectly. i. You need to hear both sides of the story before "making up" your mind. ii. We are "making up" more beds as some unexpected guests have come. iii. The curtains are "make up" of Indian silk.
Improper usages of words. choose the option which indicates the sentences in which the underlined word(s) has/have been used incorrectly. i. You need to hear both sides of the story before "making up" your mind. ii. We are "making up" more beds as some unexpected guests have come. iii. The curtains are "make up" of Indian silk.
Improper usages of words. choose the option which indicates the sentences in which the underlined word(s) has/have been used incorrectly. i. You need to hear both sides of the story before "making up" your mind. ii. We are "making up" more beds as some unexpected guests have come. iii. The curtains are "make up" of Indian silk.
Improper usages of words. choose the option which indicates the sentences in which the underlined word(s) has/have been used incorrectly. i. You need to hear both sides of the story before "making up" your mind. ii. We are "making up" more beds as some unexpected guests have come. iii. The curtains are "make up" of Indian silk.
Improper usages of words. choose the option which indicates the sentences in which the underlined word(s) has/have been used incorrectly. i. You need to hear both sides of the story before "making up" your mind. ii. We are "making up" more beds as some unexpected guests have come. iii. The curtains are "make up" of Indian silk.
Improper usages of words. choose the option which indicates the sentences in which the underlined word(s) has/have been used incorrectly. i. You need to hear both sides of the story before "making up" your mind. ii. We are "making up" more beds as some unexpected guests have come. iii. The curtains are "make up" of Indian silk.
Improper usages of words. choose the option which indicates the sentences in which the underlined word(s) has/have been used incorrectly. i. You need to hear both sides of the story before "making up" your mind. ii. We are "making up" more beds as some unexpected guests have come. iii. The curtains are "make up" of Indian silk.
Improper usages of words. choose the option which indicates the sentences in which the underlined word(s) has/have been used incorrectly. i. You need to hear both sides of the story before "making up" your mind. ii. We are "making up" more beds as some unexpected guests have come. iii. The curtains are "make up" of Indian silk.
Improper usages of words. choose the option which indicates the sentences in which the underlined word(s) has/have been used incorrectly. i. You need to hear both sides of the story before "making up" your mind. ii. We are "making up" more beds as some unexpected guests have come. iii. The curtains are "make up" of Indian silk.
Improper usages of words. choose the option which indicates the sentences in which the underlined word(s) has/have been used incorrectly. i. You need to hear both sides of the story before "making up" your mind. ii. We are "making up" more beds as some unexpected guests have come. iii. The curtains are "make up" of Indian silk.
Improper usages of words. choose the option which indicates the sentences in which the underlined word(s) has/have been used incorrectly. i. You need to hear both sides of the story before "making up" your mind. ii. We are "making up" more beds as some unexpected guests have come. iii. The curtains are "make up" of Indian silk.
Improper usages of words. choose the option which indicates the sentences in which the underlined word(s) has/have been used incorrectly. i. You need to hear both sides of the story before "making up" your mind. ii. We are "making up" more beds as some unexpected guests have come. iii. The curtains are "make up" of Indian silk.
Improper usages of words. choose the option which indicates the sentences in which the underlined word(s) has/have been used incorrectly. i. You need to hear both sides of the story before "making up" your mind. ii. We are "making up" more beds as some unexpected guests have come. iii. The curtains are "make up" of Indian silk.
Improper usages of words. choose the option which indicates the sentences in which the underlined word(s) has/have been used incorrectly. i. You need to hear both sides of the story before "making up" your mind. ii. We are "making up" more beds as some unexpected guests have come. iii. The curtains are "make up" of Indian silk.
Improper usages of words. choose the option which indicates the sentences in which the underlined word(s) has/have been used incorrectly. i. You need to hear both sides of the story before "making up" your mind. ii. We are "making up" more beds as some unexpected guests have come. iii. The curtains are "make up" of Indian silk.
Improper usages of words. choose the option which indicates the sentences in which the underlined word(s) has/have been used incorrectly. i. You need to hear both sides of the story before "making up" your mind. ii. We are "making up" more beds as some unexpected guests have come. iii. The curtains are "make up" of Indian silk.
Improper usages of words. choose the option which indicates the sentences in which the underlined word(s) has/have been used incorrectly. i. You need to hear both sides of the story before "making up" your mind. ii. We are "making up" more beds as some unexpected guests have come. iii. The curtains are "make up" of Indian silk.
Improper usages of words. choose the option which indicates the sentences in which the underlined word(s) has/have been used incorrectly. i. You need to hear both sides of the story before "making up" your mind. ii. We are "making up" more beds as some unexpected guests have come. iii. The curtains are "make up" of Indian silk.
Improper usages of words. choose the option which indicates the sentences in which the underlined word(s) has/have been used incorrectly. i. You need to hear both sides of the story before "making up" your mind. ii. We are "making up" more beds as some unexpected guests have come. iii. The curtains are "make up" of Indian silk.
Improper usages of words. choose the option which indicates the sentences in which the underlined word(s) has/have been used incorrectly. i. You need to hear both sides of the story before "making up" your mind. ii. We are "making up" more beds as some unexpected guests have come. iii. The curtains are "make up" of Indian silk.
Improper usages of words. choose the option which indicates the sentences in which the underlined word(s) has/have been used incorrectly. i. You need to hear both sides of the story before "making up" your mind. ii. We are "making up" more beds as some unexpected guests have come. iii. The curtains are "make up" of Indian silk.
Improper usages of words. choose the option which indicates the sentences in which the underlined word(s) has/have been used incorrectly. i. You need to hear both sides of the story before "making up" your mind. ii. We are "making up" more beds as some unexpected guests have come. iii. The curtains are "make up" of Indian silk.
Improper usages of words. choose the option which indicates the sentences in which the underlined word(s) has/have been used incorrectly. i. You need to hear both sides of the story before "making up" your mind. ii. We are "making up" more beds as some unexpected guests have come. iii. The curtains are "make up" of Indian silk.
Improper usages of words. choose the option which indicates the sentences in which the underlined word(s) has/have been used incorrectly. i. You need to hear both sides of the story before "making up" your mind. ii. We are "making up" more beds as some unexpected guests have come. iii. The curtains are "make up" of Indian silk.
Improper usages of words. choose the option which indicates the sentences in which the underlined word(s) has/have been used incorrectly. i. You need to hear both sides of the story before "making up" your mind. ii. We are "making up" more beds as some unexpected guests have come. iii. The curtains are "make up" of Indian silk.
Improper usages of words. choose the option which indicates the sentences in which the underlined word(s) has/have been used incorrectly. i. You need to hear both sides of the story before "making up" your mind. ii. We are "making up" more beds as some unexpected guests have come. iii. The curtains are "make up" of Indian silk.
Improper usages of words. choose the option which indicates the sentences in which the underlined word(s) has/have been used incorrectly. i. You need to hear both sides of the story before "making up" your mind. ii. We are "making up" more beds as some unexpected guests have come. iii. The curtains are "make up" of Indian silk.
Improper usages of words. choose the option which indicates the sentences in which the underlined word(s) has/have been used incorrectly. i. You need to hear both sides of the story before "making up" your mind. ii. We are "making up" more beds as some unexpected guests have come. iii. The curtains are "make up" of Indian silk.
Improper usages of words. choose the option which indicates the sentences in which the underlined word(s) has/have been used incorrectly. i. You need to hear both sides of the story before "making up" your mind. ii. We are "making up" more beds as some unexpected guests have come. iii. The curtains are "make up" of Indian silk.
Improper usages of words. choose the option which indicates the sentences in which the underlined word(s) has/have been used incorrectly. i. You need to hear both sides of the story before "making up" your mind. ii. We are "making up" more beds as some unexpected guests have come. iii. The curtains are "make up" of Indian silk.
Improper usages of words. choose the option which indicates the sentences in which the underlined word(s) has/have been used incorrectly. i. You need to hear both sides of the story before "making up" your mind. ii. We are "making up" more beds as some unexpected guests have come. iii. The curtains are "make up" of Indian silk.
Improper usages of words. choose the option which indicates the sentences in which the underlined word(s) has/have been used incorrectly. i. You need to hear both sides of the story before "making up" your mind. ii. We are "making up" more beds as some unexpected guests have come. iii. The curtains are "make up" of Indian silk.
Improper usages of words. choose the option which indicates the sentences in which the underlined word(s) has/have been used incorrectly. i. You need to hear both sides of the story before "making up" your mind. ii. We are "making up" more beds as some unexpected guests have come. iii. The curtains are "make up" of Indian silk.
Improper usages of words. choose the option which indicates the sentences in which the underlined word(s) has/have been used incorrectly. i. You need to hear both sides of the story before "making up" your mind. ii. We are "making up" more beds as some unexpected guests have come. iii. The curtains are "make up" of Indian silk.
Improper usages of words. choose the option which indicates the sentences in which the underlined word(s) has/have been used incorrectly. i. You need to hear both sides of the story before "making up" your mind. ii. We are "making up" more beds as some unexpected guests have come. iii. The curtains are "make up" of Indian silk.
Improper usages of words. choose the option which indicates the sentences in which the underlined word(s) has/have been used incorrectly. i. You need to hear both sides of the story before "making up" your mind. ii. We are "making up" more beds as some unexpected guests have come. iii. The curtains are "make up" of Indian silk.
Improper usages of words. choose the option which indicates the sentences in which the underlined word(s) has/have been used incorrectly. i. You need to hear both sides of the story before "making up" your mind. ii. We are "making up" more beds as some unexpected guests have come. iii. The curtains are "make up" of Indian silk.
Improper usages of words. choose the option which indicates the sentences in which the underlined word(s) has/have been used incorrectly. i. You need to hear both sides of the story before "making up" your mind. ii. We are "making up" more beds as some unexpected guests have come. iii. The curtains are "make up" of Indian silk.