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We still have not given our to conduct the survey of natural resources in our state.

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The phrase needs a noun that naturally follows the verb "give" and means permission.
Updated On: Jul 13, 2026
  • Projection
  • Consent
  • Request
  • Compliance
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The Correct Option is B

Solution and Explanation

The sentence is about permission needed before someone else can "conduct the survey". We need a noun that pairs with "give" and means permission or agreement.

  1. Projection: This means an estimate or forecast, or something sticking out. It has nothing to do with giving permission.
  2. Consent: This means permission or agreement to let something happen. "Give consent to conduct a survey" is a standard, natural phrase.
  3. Request: This means an ask for something. The speaker would be the one making a request, not "giving" one, to allow the survey; this does not fit with the verb "given".
  4. Compliance: This means following a rule or order already given. "Give our compliance" is not natural English; compliance is something one shows or ensures, not something one gives.

Since the sentence needs something that is "given" to allow an outside action to take place, "Consent" fits both grammatically and in meaning.

Let's summarize:

  • "Give consent" is a fixed, natural collocation for granting permission.
  • "Request" reverses the direction of the action, and "Compliance"/"Projection" do not pair naturally with "give".

The sentence becomes: "We still have not given our consent to conduct the survey of natural resources in our state," confirming option (2).

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