निम्नलिखित में से कौन-सा वाक्य मिश्र वाक्य है?
Which of the following sentences is a complex sentence?
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Which of the following sentences is a complex sentence?
'Only he can enhance the glory of the school who remains disciplined.' This is an example of which sentence?
'The main purpose of this fair is that business should grow.' What type of sentence is this?
"Shyamlal, who lives in Gandhi lane, is my friend." What type of sentence is this?
Which of the following options is an example of a complex sentence?
'Who is that person who has not heard the name of the illustrious Bhoja?' - this sentence is-
From the perspective of sentence classification, 'Vimala ne kaha ki Govind ab swasth hai' is-
Which of the following is an example of a complex sentence (Mishra Vakya)?
Identify the correct type of sentence based on structure: 'Give this pen to the student in the blue shirt.'
What is the simple sentence form of 'Suraj padha-likha aur adhikari bana'?
Which of the following is NOT a simple sentence?
'Salma goes home' is which type of sentence?
"Geeta won an award by writing a story." Which type of sentence is this an example of?
Those sentences are called simple sentences in which-
What is called a 'simple' sentence?
Which punctuation mark is used at the end of a simple sentence?
Which of the following is the appropriate simple sentence for: 'I am sick, therefore I cannot go to the office'?
In the sentence 'He alone must have done this work', what is 'hee' (alone/surely)?
In 'Ram said that I will go home', what kind of clause is 'I will go home'?
Words bound by grammatical rules and used in a sentence are called -
In 'When it rains, frogs croak', what kind of clause is 'when it rains'?
Identify the type of clause in parentheses: Roopesh hi pratham aayega, kyonki vah (bahut mehnati hai.)
Name the type of clause enclosed in parentheses in the sentence: Shikha ne kaha ki (vah kal natak dekhne ja rahi hai.)
The grammatical part of a sentence or clause containing more than one word is called-
Replace the appropriate word/phrase in the sentence: 'Mere peeche aap aaye.'