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प्रश्न
Complete the sentences in the paragraph using the appropriate form of words given in brackets.
My sister wanted to go to Mumbai last week. She made a __________ (decide) to buy a ticket at once. As __________ (reserve) could be done online, she gave __________ (prefer) to book a ticket that way. First, she collected __________ (inform) about the __________ (arrive) and __________ (depart) of trains and airplanes.
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उत्तर
My sister wanted to go to Mumbai last week. She made a decision to buy a ticket at once. As reservation could be done online, she gave preference to book a ticket that way. First, she collected information about the arrival and departure of trains and airplanes.
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