9.2. Complete the following dialogue by filling in the blanks with suitable words. The first one has been done as an example. (3 marks)
Rishabh to the librarian: Sir, I want to use the library facility. May I know the rules and regulations?
Librarian: Sure, the first thing is that you- i) _____________________ carry your NIOS Identity Card because we don’t allow outsiders.
Rishabh: Alright. How many books ii) _____________________ I borrow from the library? return them after
Librarian: You can borrow two book at a time. You _____________________ return them after a month..
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Explanation:
there a way/tool/ search engine that would allow me to search for multiple variations of the same phrase at the same time?
For example, I want to search for "revealing his true belief". But I also want to search for all the phrases that have the same or similar meaning like"betraying their real opinion".
The total number of words here is 8 but there are many different ways to combine the words so there are many different potential alternative phrases: "revealing his true opinion" "revealing his real opinion" "betraying our real opinion" etc….
Is there a way to accomplish this in two conditions?
1- I determine the alternatives. So I specify that for "word 1 word 2 word 3 word4", the alternatives for word 1 are: Only revealing or showing.
2- Use all the possible synonyms or even antonyms for "revealing" in word 1.
A very useful tip I got is the use of asterisk so "revealing * true opinion" would yield "revealing your true opinion" and "revealing their true opinion".
But for some reason when I combine two quotations with each other with OR, some results are omitted. For example, "revealing * true opinion" OR "betraying * * real" yields results for the latter quotation but not the former even though the former would generate results if it's on its own.
Regards,
Hashem
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Hashem Elassad
May 12, 2020
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