The answer, in my opinion, is the second sentence, "The coach who is an expert in the sport explained the revised rules to us". Here, the "Who is an expert", is presumably the nonessential clause.
Answer: (d) The poor farmers and artisans
Explanation:
When Britain were the rulers of India and indeed a lot of their previous colonies, they demanded farm produce such as grain from the farmers to feed their people back in Britain.
They did this at the expense of poor farmers who were ripped off and saw their harvests taken for meagre amounts.
Artisans also suffered under British rule as Britain placed restrictions on the goods being exported by artisans. British artificial works then saturated India thereby killing off the market for artisan goods..
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to ensure that all of the facts in your report are accurate
The correct answer will be women's because it is working as a possessive adjective that indicates that the locker room is the one that belongs to women, or the one in which only women can enter. As women is already the plural form of the noun, it would be incorrect to say womens to indicate the number of people. For this reason, women's is the correct option and not womens' or womens. Option A is also incorrect because it is not indicating the possessive adjective.
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