Do not leave your friends in . . . . . . . . lurch because . . . . . . . . friend in need is . . . . . . . . friend indeed.

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Q. Do not leave your friends in . . . . . . . . lurch because . . . . . . . . friend in need is . . . . . . . . friend indeed.

(A) a, a, a
(B) the, the, the
(C) the, a, a
(D) no article, a, a

Correct Answer - Option(C)

Explanation by: Mr. Dubey

'Lurch' is a verb here, so it doesn’t need to be prefixed by any article. Indefinite article 'A' would fit in the other two blanks, as the other sentence is a proverb, and for an honest saying the grammatical rules remain the same.

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