93. APPROVAL

a) My dad finally gave his approval for me to study abroad.
btËeh£oš br‹W eh‹ go¥gj‰F v‹Dila jªij filáahf x¥òjš jªjh®.

b) The CEO has to wait for the Board's approval before he can act.
Kj‹ik¡ fšÉ mYty® elto¡if vL¥gj‰F K‹d® thÇa¤â‹ V‰ig¥ bg‰whf nt©L«.

c) It is safe to get prior approval from the CMDA before starting the construction.
f£ll« f£Ltj‰F K‹ghfnt áv«oV mDkâia bg‰W ÉLtJ ešyJ.

94. ARGUMENT

a) Her argument was so strong that nobody could dispute it.
ahU« kW¤J ngrhj msɉF mtSila thj« tYthf mikªjJ.

b) The passenger got into a heated argument with the driver of the bus.
ngUªJ X£LeUl‹ ïªj¥ ga fL« th¡Fthj¤âš <Lg£lh®.

c) Dennis, you are always in the midst of an argument.
bl‹Å° Ú v¥nghJ« VjhtJ xU thj¤âš kh£o¡ bfhŸ»whŒ.

95. ART

a) The Arabian stud is a fine work of art.
ïªj mnuãa fhj Äf¢ áwªj fiy¥gil¥ghF«.

b) Animation is one of the newer art forms.
mÅnkõ‹ xU òJtif fiy totkhF«.

c) Preethi enjoyed Art class the most.
fiy tF¥ò v‹whš ãǤâ¡F Äfî« ão¡F«.

96. ATTACK

a) Maya's innovative dance choreography was constantly under attack from her critics.
khahÉDila òJikahd eh£oa t®zid gy Ék®rf®fË‹ jh¡FjY¡F bjhl®ªJ MshdJ.

b) Legislators are seen attacking each other in the Assembly.
r£l¥nguit cW¥ãd®fŸ xUtU¡bfhUt® jh¡»¡ bfhŸtij eh« fhz Ko»wJ.

c) My grandmother suffered a mild heart attack yesterday.
ne‰W v‹Dila gh£o¡F ïnyrhd khuil¥ò V‰g£lJ.