English, asked by vikramjeet4441, 1 year ago

The success that he has gained, though striking enough, does not, however, commensurate . . . . the efforts made by him.

a. about

b. from

c. with

d. beside

e. over

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Answered by beetstark1
2
Hiya there User!!

The answer to your question goes like this --------------------------------------------------------

=> The success that he has gained, through striking enough, does not , however, commensurate WITH the efforts made by him.

Nota Bene :- In a sentence where there is Commensurate ,it is preceeded by WITH preposition.

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Answered by akhiltyson
0

c. with

with with with with

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