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Re: The particular design of muscles and bones in the neck and [#permalink] New post 23 Mar 2012, 16:33
In my opinion the correct answer is E
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Re: The particular design of muscles and bones in the neck and [#permalink] New post 23 Mar 2012, 21:01
+1 E for me also

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Re: The particular design of muscles and bones in the neck and [#permalink] New post 22 May 2012, 11:01
IMO E. D is unnecessarily wordy
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Re: The particular design of muscles and bones in the neck and [#permalink] New post 08 Jun 2012, 21:20
arorag wrote:
The particular design of muscles and bones in the neck and limbs of the turtle allow
that it can draw in its exposed parts such that
an attacker can find nothing
but hard shell to bite.
A. allow that it can draw in its exposed parts such that
B. allow it to draw in its exposed parts, and so
C. allows for it to draw in its exposed parts and that
D. allows that it can draw in its exposed parts, and so
E. allows it to draw in its exposed parts, so that


i pick E here. the subject is " the particular design" so verb must be singular. "allows for" seems unidiomatic and D is wordy. whats the OA?
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Re: The particular design of muscles and bones in the neck and [#permalink] New post 26 Feb 2013, 12:13
The particular design of muscles and bones in the neck and limbs of the turtle allows it to draw in its exposed parts, so that an attacker can find nothing but hard shell to bite.

SO= is from FANBOYS RULE

Only one point I need to clarify that can an "Independent clause " start with that .As IMV I read that relative pronoun makes a sentence a "Dependent clause".

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