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Dr. Mukhtar joined a . . . . . . . . diploma course in Chennai.

A. three years'

B. three year's

C. three years

D. three year

Answer: Option D

Solution(By Examveda Team)

Whether to use 'year' or 'years' depends on how the sentence is phrased.
All of the following are correct:
Tom is three years old,
Tom is a three-year-old child,
It is a six-horse race,
This race is for three-year-olds,
My contract is for two years,
Mine is a two-year contract.

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