52.) This new technology has the potential to provide handsome returns, even though it is at a……..stage in India.
a) Turbulent b) Peculiar c) Nascent d) Unknown
53.) What have we got for dinner?
a) We got for the dinner b) We got for a dinner c) We gotten for dinner d) No change

• 52.) Nascent means beginning stage
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• 52.) Nascent - the beginning of something that is expected to grow gradually.
  53.) No change. The sentence is in present tense, and option c isn't appropriate, since it makes the sentence sound as though something is happening as well as completed. Dinner doesn't indicate a specific thing which is why the articles a and the do not fit in the sentence well.
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• no change
  
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• a) We got for the dinner
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• 52) C
  i cofirm 100%
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• 52.(a) coz others nt preferbl
  53.(d)
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• ANSWERS:
  52) option c 'Nascent' is right because the word means that 'it is beginning to develop' or 'just coming into existence'.
  53) option a is right.
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• nascent stage
  for the dinner
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• no change
  
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• no change is may be
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• 52. Nascent
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