Supposing if / it rains / what shall / we do?
A. Supposing if
B. it rains
C. what shall
D. we do?
E. No Error
Answer: Option A
Solution(By Examveda Team)
Delete 'if'Supposing it rains what shall we do?
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Supposing means if, 2 conditional words are redundancy here. So one ll be omitted.
Supposing and if have similar meanings...
So any onr is used at a time.
Given sentence is a Conditional sentence
Given sentence is a Conditional sentence. And Supposing as well as IF, both are Conditional words. So, we need to remove supposing as in Conditional sentence If is used.
Why we should delete 'Supposing'?