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Tuhina Satpati

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· 1 Months ago

wrong answer. (Question: 181505.0 )

why should it be ITS?

Question:
DIRECTIONS: The following sentences have been fragmented into four parts. One of the parts may contain some error. Pick your answer as the sentence part which is not grammatically correct. If all parts are correct then mark option NO ERROR. 
Many arguments for making use of Aadhaar mandatory may be convincing, but after several executive orders mandating it’s linking to PAN cards for income-tax verification and eliminating duplication in the loose PAN card system, the Centre is hard-pressed to convince the Supreme Court that all its actions are honorable.
Options:
A) Many arguments for making use of Aadhaar mandatory may be convincing
B) but after several executive orders mandating it’s linking to PAN cards
C) for income-tax verification and eliminating duplication in the loose PAN card system
D) the Centre is hard-pressed to convince the Supreme Court that all its actions are honorable
E) No error
Solution:
Ex: It should be “but after several executive orders mandating ITS linking” There should be ITS without apostrophe.

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· 1 Months ago

@Kshitiz Exactly :)

Kshitiz

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· 1 Months ago

It's stands for "it is" or "it has". Hence the use of its.
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