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Fly-through is noun.
but here "fly " is being used as a verb. So , try to under stand the phrase. It is the process of "flying "[/QUOTE]


As per ing form, it does not make sense in gerund clause.
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Talha Majeed. two papers were failed in masters and the candidate had no classes to attend and was busy trying passing his two papers. In the mean time he pursued his regular B.ED degree. So, there is a clash of timing and not classes. The classes for masters had already ended. The candidate was preparing on his own for the two remaining papers and at the same time enrolled for a regular B.ED.
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Scales:Fish
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I have doubt in this qstn. Bcz there are 2 kinds of scales. One is Tarazo, the second is Fish's skin. If it is in context of fish skin. Then, similarly Bird: Feather is correct.
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I have doubt in this qstn. Bcz there are 2 kinds of scales. One is Tarazo, the second is Fish's skin. If it is in context of fish skin. Then, similarly Bird: Feather is correct.
Just checked it,I had it written long ago in my notebook lol
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Fly-through is noun.
but here "fly " is being used as a verb. So , try to under stand the phrase. It is the process of "flying "

As per ing form, it does not make sense in gerund clause.[/QUOTE]

I have opted the same. But , i am little confused about this option.
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And thank you for such an effort brother..
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I think its flying through the air

If the option is fly-through air then sentence should be like "hydrofoils fly-through the air employing the same principle that keeps aeroplane in air".
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Fly-through is noun.
but here "fly " is being used as a verb. So , try to under stand the phrase. It is the process of "flying "

As per ing form, it does not make sense in gerund clause.[/QUOTE]

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I think its flying through the air

If the option is fly-through air then sentence should be like "hydrofoils fly-through the air employing the same principle that keeps aeroplane in air".
Exactly, i was thinking the same as you elobrated.
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Mathematics portion almost 100 p.c correct.
Economics and political science were the toughest for me.
Expecting 120 /160. (Punjab)
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Come on yar
It is theory of Jermy Bentham. Its ans is Utlitarian
http://www.lawnotes.in/Theories_of_Punishments
I think the question was regarding the idea of "punishment " in criminology.
Utilitarian is about good and about its use.So, to understand the "punishment " read the above link.
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