Albeit I There is far too much at stake for New Delhi to stand by if the new government in Nepa...........

English ( Master) Sentence Connector

Directions: A word given in bold is followed by I, II and III, each of which consists of two sentences. You need to identify the options where the given word can be used as a connector to combine the two statements into a single one while maintaining the meaning and coherence of the sentence.

Albeit

I. There is far too much at stake for New Delhi to stand by if the new government in Nepal which is clearly pro-China, starts playing Beijing's game in an Indian sphere of influence. It could do so by citing national interest as a cover for ideological affinity.

II. The share of unbranded sales may witness a downtrend. This will happen even if slowly as a large percentage of aspirational consumers are no longer averse to the idea of opting for pricier and better quality product variants.

III. China planning refugee camps on Korean border is an unusual occurrence. It looks like a tacit admission by China regarding instability in North Korea being increasingly likely.

Only III

Only I and II

Only II and III

None of the above

All of the above

छोटे Courses बड़े Results

Master Sentence Connector

Prepare through Micro-courses

Try Now

Explanation:

Albeit refers to although/even if-

I. There is far too much at stake for New Delhi to stand by if the new government in Nepal which is clearly pro-China, starts playing Beijing's game in an Indian sphere of influence, albeit citing national interest as a cover for ideological affinity- This is correct grammatically and contextually.

II. The share of unbranded sales may witness a downtrend, albeit slowly, as a large percentage of aspirational consumers are no longer averse to the idea of opting for pricier and better quality product variants-- This is correct grammatically and contextually.

III. China planning refugee camps on Korean border is an unusual, albeit tacit, admission by China that instability in North Korea is increasingly likely- This is correct grammatically and contextually.

Hence, option E is correct.