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Re: residents of affected coastal cities continue to lobby for [#permalink]
gsr wrote:
Good to see a new Q after a long time!!
E
We need 'in recovering' to stress the continuing action. A and D are unidiomatin in using 'occuring' and 'having occured'


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Re: residents of affected coastal cities continue to lobby for [#permalink]
I will go with B.
I think you aid someone to recover.
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Re: residents of affected coastal cities continue to lobby for [#permalink]
According to my dictionary, both forms are ok
- aid someone to do something
- aid someone in doing something

A is out beause 'occuring' is not clear.
B is out because past perfect is not necessary.
C is out because "recover from" is the correct usage of 'recover'.
D is out because 'having occured' is not clear.
E is the best answer.
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Re: residents of affected coastal cities continue to lobby for [#permalink]
mahesh004 wrote:
Why not C??

recovey of Titanic
recovering from a Titanic mishap
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Re: residents of affected coastal cities continue to lobby for [#permalink]
OA is E)



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