In the following question, each of the two sentences contains two highlighted words that may be contextually or grammatically incorrect. Identify the correct pair(s) of words that need to be replaced to make both sentences grammatically and contextually accurate.

(I) What makes the February ceasefire termination (A) is the fact that this agreement is different from the routine ceasefire assurances (B) that the two sides made till January 2021.

(II) The history of India Pakistan ceasefire pacts and war significant (C) agreements is both complex and instructive (D).

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In the following question, each of the two sentences contains two highlighted words that may be contextually or grammatically incorrect. Identify the correct pair(s) of words that need to be replaced to make both sentences grammatically and contextually accurate.

(I) What makes the February ceasefire termination (A) is the fact that this agreement is different from the routine ceasefire assurances (B) that the two sides made till January 2021.

(II) The history of India Pakistan ceasefire pacts and war significant (C) agreements is both complex and instructive (D).

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1. In sentence (I), the phrase "February ceasefire termination" (A) is awkward and unclear. A better phrase would be "termination of the February ceasefire" to maintain clarity and grammatical correctness.

2. The word "assurances" (B) is incorrect in this context. The correct word should be "agreements" because assurances imply promises without formal binding, whereas ceasefire agreements are formal.

3. In sentence (II), "war significant" (C) is grammatically incorrect. The correct phrase should be "war-significant" or better "significant war" agreements, but since it is a compound adjective, "significant" should precede "war" or be hyphenated properly.

4. The word "instructive" (D) is contextually incorrect here. The intended meaning is likely "constructive," which fits better when describing agreements.

Therefore, the correct replacements are (A) with a better phrase for clarity, (D) with "constructive," and (B) with "agreements," and (C) with a grammatically correct phrase. Hence, option (c) BOTH (A)-(D) and (B)-(C) is correct.

**Answer:** BOTH (A)-(D) and (B)-(C)

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