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I know better. The word 'better' is-
A Objective
B Adverb
C Preposition
D Noun
In the sentence ‘I know better’, the word ‘better’ is a/an-
A adjective
B noun
C adverb
D preposition
I know that he will come. The "I know" part is ----
A an adverbial clause
B an adjective clause
C a noun clause
D a principle clause
'I (know) him since I joined the school '. In this sentence the right form of the verb 'know' is :
A am knowing
B have been knowing
C know
D known
In order to know whether a column is long or short, we must know its
A Ultimate shear stress of the column
B Factor of safety
C Torque resisting capacity
D Slenderness ratio
If you know the current anywhere in a series circuit, you know the current everywhere in a series circuit.
A True
B False
Which one of the following equations most directly determines the power dissipation of a resistance when you know the power dissipation of a resistance when you know the voltage drop and current?
A P = IE
B P = E2/R
C P = I2R
D I = P/E
E None of the above
I know him better than you. (Positive )
A You do not know him as good as I .
B You do not know him as well as I .
C You do not know him as well as me .
D You do not know him as good as me .
I know "better. The quotations word is-
A adjective
B adverb
C preposition
D noun
The indirect form of the sentence: "The teacher said to his students, "Do you suppose you know better than your teacher?" is:
A The teacher asked the students whether they supposed that they had known better than their teacher
B The teacher asked the students whether they supposed that they know better than their teacher
C The teacher asked the students whether they had supposed that they knew better than their teacher
D The teacher asked the students whether they supposed that they knew better than their teacher.

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