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SAHIL

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· 1 Months ago

meaning same but we can't replace this with the original .because after have there must be v3.so correct it

Question:
DIRECTIONS: Replace the underlined idiom with a suitable option out of the options  given below.


The deadline for the project is fast arriving; we have pulled out all the stops for the timely completion of it.

Options:
A) doing everything you can to make something successful.
B) made arrangements
C) filled all the holes
D) marked with full stops
E) None of the above
Solution:
Ans: (a) doing everything you can to make something successful.

'Pull out all the stops' means to make a very great effort to achieve something.

Eg: "we pulled out all the stops to meet the deadline"

synonyms: make an effort, exert oneself, try hard, strive, endeavour, apply oneself etc.

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· 1 Months ago

Can you understand the urgency in which the given statement is said?
It says that the deadline is fast approaching and we have to do everything we can to make this project successful.Correct answer is (a).
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