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IMO answer is (D)
(A)walking on four legs has proved useful to transport
Useful to transport is wrong here, useful in transporting is correct usages.
(B)walking on four legs has proved itself useful as a transport for
as a transport for us utterly nonsense and distort meaning
(C)walking on four legs proves itself useful as transporting
Useful as transporting distorts meaning
(D) that walks on four legs has proved useful in transporting
Perfect with no error.
(E)that walks on four legs proves itself useful to transport
Wrong tense used here
(A)
Useful to transport is wrong here, useful in transporting is correct usages.
(B)
as a transport for us utterly nonsense and distort meaning
(C)
Useful as transporting distorts meaning
(D) that walks on four legs has proved useful in transporting
Perfect with no error.
(E)
Wrong tense used here
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19 Dec 2023, 12:16
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Idiom:
proved useful in transporting -correct
proved useful to transport - incorrect
IMO, OptionD
proved useful in transporting -correct
proved useful to transport - incorrect
IMO, OptionD
19 Dec 2023, 12:36
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According to French Military officials, a uniquely agile robot walking on four legs has proved useful to transport heavy equipment over long stretches of rough, mountainous terrain.
Going with D
(A) walking on four legs has proved useful to transport
"Walking" is not the correct tense to use. The robot isn't walking right this minute
(B) walking on four legs has proved itself useful as a transport for
"Walking" is not the correct tense to use. The robot isn't walking right this minute
(C) walking on four legs proves itself useful as transporting
"Walking" is not the correct tense to use. The robot isn't walking right this minute
(D) that walks on four legs has proved useful in transporting
Correct. "has proved" is the right way to show that this has happened in the past
(E) that walks on four legs proves itself useful to transport
Wrong. "proves" is not the correct tense to use here
Going with D
(A) walking on four legs has proved useful to transport
"Walking" is not the correct tense to use. The robot isn't walking right this minute
(B) walking on four legs has proved itself useful as a transport for
"Walking" is not the correct tense to use. The robot isn't walking right this minute
(C) walking on four legs proves itself useful as transporting
"Walking" is not the correct tense to use. The robot isn't walking right this minute
(D) that walks on four legs has proved useful in transporting
Correct. "has proved" is the right way to show that this has happened in the past
(E) that walks on four legs proves itself useful to transport
Wrong. "proves" is not the correct tense to use here
