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प्रश्न
Read the following sentence. The Sentence contains one error. Correct the
error and complete the statement that are marked*:
Neither he nor I has any objection to your plan.
उत्तर
Neither he nor I have any objection to your plan.
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error and complete the statement that are marked*:
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