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Bengal Chemicals FY19 profit jumps 150% to Rs. 25 crore. Almost ……….. as a sick company, the 118-year-old Bengal Chemicals & Pharmaceuticals Ltd. (BCPL) closed FY19 with a total income of Rs.119.7 crore …….. Rs.94.8 crore the previous year . Profit …….. at Rs. 25.3 crore against Rs.10.1 crore in 2017-18. BCPL’s improved operational performance and reduced finance costs enabled it to ……….. better results, P.M. Chandraiah, director, finance, and officiating managing director, said. It …………. Rs.28 crore in bank loans between 2016-17 and 2017-18 and an Rs.18 crore government loan over two years till 2018-19.
the previous year . Profit …….. at rupees 25.3 crore
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- The sentence "Profit …….. at Rs. 25.3 crore against Rs.10.1 crore in 2017-18." requires the correct past tense of "stand" to describe the profit figures in a previous period.
- Option 1: "standing at" is continuous present tense, which is not suitable here since we are dealing with past data.
- Option 2: "stand at" is present simple tense, not fitting because it refers to current or regular states, not past.
- Option 3: "stood at" is past simple tense and is appropriate for describing a past event, which aligns with the given context of last year's profits.
- Option 4: "stands at" is also present tense and thus unsuitable for past events.
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