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Which of the following means ‘escape punishment’? Get about Get off Get over Get round

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Get off: The criminal has got off very lightly this time.

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In which of the following sentences does the underlined phrase mean ‘happen?’ His end came about all of a sudden. They come of an aristocratic family. Winter is coming on. Sunita has recently come into a large fortune.

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In which of the following sentences does the underlined phrase mean ‘gradually decline?’ He has fallen from his promise. His reputation as a good writer has fallen away. The Indian army did not fall back in Ladakh. If I lose my job, I have nothing to fall back on.

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Which of the following proverbs means ‘it is better to take what one can get than to have nothing’? Make hay while the sun shines. A bird in hand is worth two in the bush. Half a loaf is better than no bread.

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What is the meaning of the following proverb? The proof of the pudding is in the eating.

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Which of the following means ‘escape punishment’? Get about Get off Get over Get round

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