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Can someone please share correct sentences from question 4?
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'liberate' was the correct option for 'enfrenchise'. you had to tick the antonym not synonym for it. p.s rest of the 3 options had similar meaning as 'subjugate'. so none of those 3 including subjugate could possibly be the right answer.
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Default Vocabulary with correct answers (most probably)
Antonyms:
1. Enfranchise: Subjugate
2. Salutary: Injurious
3. Inane: Sensible
4. Melancholy: Exuberant
5. Denigrate: Laud
6. Strident: Muffled
7. Convoluted: Simple
8. Scurrilous:
9. Obliterate: Create
10. Anomaly: Consistency


Synonyms:
1. Pusillanimous: Coward
2. Sabbatical: Leave of absence
3. Charlatan : Quack
4. Vaccilate: Waiver
5. Bellicose: War Like
6. Tumult : Commotion
7. Flabbergasted: Astonished
8. Sleazy: Cheap
9. Oxidized: Rusty
10. Embryonic: Rudimentary
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I believe the missing one is *Due to/because of* poor attentence, this cource is being cancelled.
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No. Due to/because of are not prepositions. It's 'For', maybe but I'm not sure for that one. But it's not due or because.
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I haven't attempted that one because I wasn't sure. I think its owing to which is a preposition.
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bro in first sentence ON use kia he me ne is it wrong?
I'm afraid to tell you it would be wrong brother. Here you can learn more about verb arrive:
https://www.engvid.com/arrive-at-on-in/

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I believe the missing one is *Due to/because of* poor attentence, this cource is being cancelled.
I just cross checked and it should be *for*

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Why can't it be owing to poor attendence, the course was cancelled? Placing for doesn't make much sense. Let's restructure the sentence; bring the later half to the front-the course was cancelled for poor attentence? I think it sounds much more appropriate with the course was cancelled, owing to poor attentence (due to is not a preposition by the tiniest of complications but some books still consider it one. Owing to is a accepted preposition though)
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Here is a link to the merriam-webster dictionary that clearly state that "due to" is also a prepositional phrase https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/due%20to
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