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A study published in the British Medical Journal showed that women who ate nuts more than five times a week were about one third less likely to suffer from coronary heart disease as those who ate no nuts at all.
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02 Oct 2006, 22:37
$uckafr33 wrote:
A study published in the British Medical Journal showed that women who ate nuts more than five times a week were about one third less likely to suffer from coronary heart disease as those who ate no nuts at all.
a) as those who ate
b) as women who ate
c) as those eating
d) than women eating
e) than were those who ate
Answer to follow...
It is comparing...so "than" should be used...
Out of D and E,,
the verb in E makes sense..
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13 Oct 2014, 01:16
To answer this question, look at non underlined part 'less' :-A study published in the British Medical Journal showed that women who ate nuts more than five times a week were about one third less likely to suffer from coronary heart disease
Less than is idiom : so between D and E
E is better since women who ate nuts less than women who ate (will be right comparison)
Hope this helps:)
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05 Jun 2015, 11:35
This is a comparison question and here we have used more. More is used with than and hence options A,B and C go out. Option D is incorrect because it does not maintain parallelism. Women who ate not|| to women eating and hence ruled out.
Option E maintains parallelism and also uses the correct idiom and hence is correct.
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$uckafr33 wrote:
A study published in the British Medical Journal showed that women who ate nuts more than five times a week were about one third less likely to suffer from coronary heart disease as those who ate no nuts at all.
A study published in the British Medical Journal showed thatwomen who ate nuts more than five times a week were about one third less likely to suffer from coronary heart disease as those who ate no nuts at all.
less likely to suffer from coronary heart disease - Correct idiomatic usage is Less X than Y
a) as those who ate - Incorrect
b) as women who ate - Incorrect
c) as those eating - Incorrect
d) than women eating - Incorrect
e)than were those who ate - Lets look further
A study published in the British Medical Journal showed that women who ate nuts more than five times a week were about one third less likely to suffer from coronary heart diseasethan were those who ate no nuts at all.
Henc IMO (E) due to correct idiom less X than Y and Parallalism.... _________________
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