Hindi · Grammar
Identify the correct statements regarding Hindi grammar terminology from the options below: (A) 'Prefix' (Upsarg) refers to a syllable that comes after a word to express a special meaning. (B) A word that denotes a specific person or object is called a Proper Noun (Vyaktiwachak Sangya). (C) The form of a noun, pronoun, or adjective that denotes number is called 'Visheshya'. (D) 'Pronoun' (Sarvanam) is an inflected word that replaces a noun based on contextual reference. (E) A word that denotes doing or happening of an action is called 'Vachan'. Choose the correct answer:
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Only (B) and (D)
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