Question 84
This proposal is ___ better than the previous one.
As much
Much
Much of
Not many
English 2 End Term 10 May 2026 — Question 84
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Much
Question 84 of 120 in the IIT Madras BS English II (English 2) End Term paper sat on 10 May 2026, in the January 2026 term (English2 06 May 26). It carries 1 mark.
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