The following sentences denote the same word belonging to different parts of a speech according to the way in which they are used. Choose the correct option that illustrates their use.
Sentence 1: More of us die in bed than out of it.
Sentence 2: You should talk less and work more.

In Microsoft Word 2010, 'Keep lines together' paragraph formatting:

When you apply a theme to a Microsoft Word 2010 document, all the tables, charts, SmartArt graphics, shapes, and other objects are updated to complement one another.

Choose the error in the following sentence. Many things have happened once I left school.

Josh is to create a technical write-up comprising short paragraphs with double line spacing. Each paragraph is to be separated from the other by a single line space. He writes a paragraph, selects the text, points to Line Spacing on the paragraph toolbar and sets it to 2.0. He gets the paragraph double spaced. The moment he clicks enter to start a new paragraph, it automatically gets double spaced. How can Josh achieve paragraphs separated by single line spaces from each other within the document?

Why are short stories sometimes more challenging than novels for writers to write?

In the following sentence, which word denotes an auxiliary verb? Oh, do come to the wedding! It is going to be such fun.

The following sentences denote the same word belonging to different parts of a speech according to the way in which they are used. Choose the correct option that illustrates their use. Sentence 1: They wandered about in sheepskins and goatskins. Sentence 2: There is something pleasing about him.

How is a biography different from a memoir?

The following sentences denote the same word belonging to different parts of a speech according to the way in which they are used. Choose the correct option that illustrates their use. Sentence 1: Shall we look anywhere else? Sentence 2: Make haste, else, you will miss the train.

Which one best describes creative non-fiction?