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Combine the following simple sentences into one simple sentence.
India will win the World cup. That is certain.
It is certain that India will win the World Cup.
India will certainly win the World Cup.
Certainly, India will win the World Cup.
India will win the World Cup certainly.
Correct Answer :
B. India will certainly win the World Cup.
India will certainly win the World cup.
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He didnt get admission, his grades were not very good.
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You heat ice it melts.
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Please listen to what your teacher is telling.
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Her younger brother is a lecturer at a prestigious University in Canada.
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Her Canada based younger brother is a lecturer at a prestigious University.
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It is certain that India will win the World Cup.
India will certainly win the World Cup.
Certainly, India will win the World Cup.
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I still have few chapters in the novel before I finish it.
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