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Hi , What is wrong with the usage of SO AS TO in option A. It seems like they called TO plead. Whats wrong in this?
I do not see a problem with A - "so as to" is alright.
The construction is correct. Two verbs can be made parallel using a conjunction. (
I read and write...correct - similarly,
A delegation called on and pleaded.. grammatically correct)
"Its" (referring to delegation) is better than "their" (referring to farmers).
Hi can you help why A is wrong over D? I understand that " so as to " is another (more formal way) form of infinitive of purpose, but when you say "Its" (referring to delegation) is better than "their" (referring to farmers), how does this help us figure out that option D is better?