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The sentence requires a main verb for the subject 'Beggars'. 'Emerge' is the correct verb form.

The participle 'beginning' is used to modify the noun phrase 'acute neurological disease'.

The time marker 'Since 1980' requires the present perfect tense to describe actions continuing up to the present.

The present perfect tense 'have received' is appropriate here to describe the ongoing status of the plays over time.

The reference is to a high temperature. Hot also corresponds with piping, thus piping hot is the correct answer. Warm indicates a comfortable temperature and boil is an irrelevant verb.

The reference is to be of unpleasant or unsightly appearance, as opposed to being beautiful. Awful indicates dreadful and appealing indicates charming. Kind refers to a gentle nature.

The reference is to not having much money thus, poor is correct. ‘Beggar people’ and ‘low people’ don’t make grammatical sense. ‘Miserly’ don’t need help.

Since there is no comma or conjunction, obviously we can’t have two distinct adjectives. Both the adjectives need to convey the same or a similar meaning. The reference is to a recent or novel act. Unique indicates one of a kind.

Does is the third person singular verb for the subject ‘my son’, which is in the third person singular.

The comparative degree of nice is nicer. The reference is in relation to the other shop.

‘Crises’ is plural noun (singular ‘crisis’). Also, ‘today’ indicates simple present tense. Plural linking verb is ‘are’.

Case of present simple tense.

The parallel construction is warm in France as opposed to cool in Australia.

The comparative degree of bad is worse, the reference is his brother.

A pack of lies is the correct answer. It is a fleet of buses, a team of players and a herd of cattle.