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157-Mr. Torres, whose sturdy appearance conceals a surprising sensitivity, described how his patient use to rain epithets upon all the doctors and nurses treating her so frail that none dared to put her in her place.
A. treating her so frail
B. treating her being so frail
C. treating her yet being so frail
D. treating her, and so frail
E. treating her yet was so frail
Oa is
Pl explain.
A. treating her so frail
B. treating her being so frail
C. treating her yet being so frail
D. treating her, and so frail
E. treating her yet was so frail
Oa is
Pl explain.
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28 Jul 2009, 13:06
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To be honest I can't understand the meaning of the sentence properly!
Eliminate B, C for unnecessary usage of being
Eliminate D as we don't need a conjunction rather whatever I understood from the topic we need a contrast.
Hence E
I've some problem to understand; please someone helps!
Mr. Torres, whose sturdy appearance conceals a surprising sensitivity, described how his patient use to rain epithets upon all the doctors and nurses treating her so frail that none dared to put her in her place
Don't you think her would be replaced by his?
Eliminate B, C for unnecessary usage of being
Eliminate D as we don't need a conjunction rather whatever I understood from the topic we need a contrast.
Hence E
I've some problem to understand; please someone helps!
Mr. Torres, whose sturdy appearance conceals a surprising sensitivity, described how his patient use to rain epithets upon all the doctors and nurses treating her so frail that none dared to put her in her place
Don't you think her would be replaced by his?
28 Jul 2009, 14:45
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The patient here, is actually the 'her'. and for that reason I think only 'D' came close to making any sense. All the other ones look like run-ons without the comma.
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