I The rupee suffered a drastic loss of about 20 in just a few months II The fall in value of Rupee h...........

English ( Master) Sentence Connector

Directions: You are presented with two statements followed by four possible conjunctions that can join the two sentences to form one sentence. Identify which conjunction can join both the sentences in such a way that meaning of the two statements would not change. If none of the conjunctions are correct, mark 'none of these' as your answer.

I. The rupee suffered a drastic loss of about 20% in just a few months.

II. The fall in value of Rupee has raised fears of a repeat of the currency crisis of 2013.

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Explanation:

If we read both the sentences carefully we can observe that the sentence II refers to an event of past which is related to time (year 2013) whereas sentence I talks about an event that happened recently.

Clearly, none of the given connectors seems to fit in.

However, we can connect these two statements using ‘when’ as connector.

The fall in value of Rupee has raised fears of a repeat of the currency crisis of 2013 when the rupee suffered a drastic loss of about 20% in just a few months.

Clearly, option E is the correct answer.