The idiom
“No Pain No Gain” means that you need to work hard and sometimes endure discomfort or challenges to achieve success. The phrase emphasizes that worthwhile achievements require effort and dedication. Therefore, the option
(a) "You have to work for what you want" correctly expresses this meaning.
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The Government must strive to provide a/an fair and square deal to the citizen of its country.
The war has completely destroyed the countryside. (Replace the highlighted words with a Phrasal verb)
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