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They discussed the problem in details.
The key grammatical point is the correct usage of the adverbial phrase indicating thoroughness. The standard idiomatic expression is "in detail", not "in details".
The sentence "They discussed the problem in details" contains the non-standard phrase "in details". Let's examine the options:
Option 2 provides the most grammatically sound and stylistically appropriate replacement for the highlighted part, aligning with standard English usage for discussing a problem comprehensively.
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He is sleeping when I called him.
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He is one of those students who has never cheated.
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The speaker had been hardly audible due to disturbance.
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Transnational linkages, for example, sever the nation-state’s integrity and corrupt state-society relations.
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His illness became a blessing in disguise when he married his nurse.
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The team always anticipate a bowling friendly pitch on their easy victory in the T20 matches.
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Satya is always great to his friends who helped him when he was in trouble.
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Is this the same book like our teacher recommended?