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Identify which two words in a sentence must be swapped for it to be grammatically correct.
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Identify which two words in the sentence must be swapped to make it grammatically correct. The Reserve Bank of India announced that the interest rates would be reduced to boost economic growth and encourage investment in the manufacturing sector.
Q2 · Word Swap · EASY
Identify which two words in the sentence must be swapped to make it grammatically correct. The government has implemented various schemes to provide financial assistance to farmers who are facing difficulties due to the recent drought conditions in several states.
Q3 · Word Swap · MEDIUM
Identify which two words in the sentence must be swapped to make it grammatically correct. The new policy framework aims to strengthen the regulatory mechanisms and ensure that banks maintain adequate capital ratios to absorb potential losses during economic downturns.
Q4 · Word Swap · MEDIUM
Identify which two words in the sentence must be swapped to make it grammatically correct. The committee recommended that the bank should diversify its loan portfolio to minimize risk and maximize returns by investing in various financial across sectors.
Q5 · Word Swap · HARD
Identify which two words in the sentence must be swapped to make it grammatically correct. The monetary policy committee decided to keep the repo rate unchanged, citing concerns about inflation pressures and the need to support growth without compromising price stability in the medium term.