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प्रश्न
Choose the correct alternative to transform the sentence into a simple sentence.
He was a mere student but he offered to solve the problem.
विकल्प
He was a mere student who offered to solve the problem.
In spite of being a mere student, he offers to solve the problem.
In spite of a mere student, he has offered to solve the problem.
In spite of his being a mere student, he offered to solve the problem.
उत्तर
He was a mere student who offered to solve the problem.
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