Q. But for his___I would not have____.
a) advice,lost
b) suggest,won
c) assist,fail
d) help,succeed

• the correct answer should be a) advice,lost....... clearly i would not have .... require a past participle form of word so it may be a,b,c as succeed isn't 3rd form...now for his ____ here most probably a noun should come here only advice is a noun so this is the correct answer
  
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• d is the answer.
  
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• itz d)help,succeed in this the sentence means without his help he wouldn't have succeeded
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• a) is correct.....bcoz if we take (d) ,then definitely the word should be 'without' in the place of 'but'...it will be then more sutable....
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• d is the right option
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• help,succeed
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• for me 'b' is the correct option.1st blank could be filled by any of the 4 options.but coming to second option many people give suggestions which may be right or wrong ....and may lead to win or lost
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• but for his advice I would not have lost.
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• a)advice,lost.
  But for his "advice" I would not have "lost".
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• d is right answer
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• d)The remaining three options can be easily negated based on grammare or factual correctness.
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• Ans is a. As for option b the word in the first blank would be suggestion. option c the first blank would be assisted and second blank failed. Option 4 is not making ant sense
  
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• ans is d)help,succeed
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• A
  By hit and trial
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• d)
  but for his help i would not have succeed.
  
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• advice,lost
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