Out of the four possibilities given, select the one that has all the definitions and their usages most closely matched."Deal"A. Manage, attend toB. Stock, sellC. Give out to a number of peopleD. Be concerned withE. Dinesh insisted on dealing the card ?->(Show Answer!)

1. Out of the four possibilities given, select the one that has all the definitions and their usages most closely matched."Deal"A. Manage, attend toB. Stock, sellC. Give out to a number of peopleD. Be concerned withE. Dinesh insisted on dealing the cards.F. This contract deals with handmade cards.G. My brother deals in cards.H. I decided not to deal with handmade cards.

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By: anil on 05 May 2019 02.30 am

Point E says Dinesh wanted to give out the cards. So (C-E) is a pair. Point F implies that the contract is related to (concerned with) handmade cards. So, (D-F) is a pair. From the options, we can see that only B has this combination.

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