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Read the following passage and correct the error you come across. Games and sports helps in recreation. Soccer, cricket, lawn tennis or wrestling is

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Read the following passage and correct the error you come across.

Games and sports helps in recreation. Soccer, cricket, lawn tennis or wrestling is eagerly watched by millions of fans all over a world. It helps one got a temporary relief from the tensions of a day. The dedication displayed by all player in the field indicates the mental and spiritual development of the player.

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Games and sports help in recreation. Soccer, cricket, lawn tennis or wrestling are eagerly watched by millions of fans all over the world. It helps one get a temporary relief from the tensions of a day. The dedication displayed by all players in the field indicates the mental and spiritual development of the players.

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Chapter 1.1: The Portrait of a Lady - Grammar- Tenses [Page 17]

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Chapter 1.1 The Portrait of a Lady
Grammar- Tenses | Q j. 2. | Page 17

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