Asked by GIANSH GUPTA KHUNDKER · BIRLA BRAINIACS
Answer: A. But for
Correct Answer: a) But for
Explanation: "But for" is a formal conditional prepositional phrase meaning "if it had not been for". It must be followed directly by a noun phrase (the continuous, generous financial backing...) to indicate a past condition that prevented an alternate reality.
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