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A Swiss government panel recommended that the country sell about half of its gold reserves and this raised fears of other countries that do the same and inundate the market.
reserves and this raised fears of other countries that
reserves, which, as a result, raised fears of other countries that
reserves, as a result, they feared that other countries would
reserves, with fears raised that other countries would
reserves, raising fears that other countries
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OA is E. Is it okay to think that "The Swiss recommendation raised fears that other countries do the same..."?
please underline your sentences next time and don't post OA with the question... give others a chance to answer before posting OA - thanks, u2lover
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please underline your sentences next time and don't post OA with the question... give others a chance to answer before posting OA - thanks, u2lover[/quote]
i think i did underline the sentences. doesn't it displayed?
A Swiss government panel recommended that the country sell about half of its gold reserves and this raised fears of other countries that do the same and inundate the market.
reserves and this raised fears of other countries that reserves, which, as a result, raised fears of other countries that reserves, as a result, they feared that other countries would reserves, with fears raised that other countries would reserves, raising fears that other countries -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
OA is E. Is it okay to think that "The Swiss recommendation raised fears that other countries do the same..."?
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Instead shouldn't choice E read as,
reserves, raising fears that other countries would .
A Swiss government panel recommended that the country sell about half of its gold reserves and this raised fears of other countries that do the same and inundate the market.
reserves and this raised fears of other countries that reserves, which, as a result, raised fears of other countries that reserves, as a result, they feared that other countries would reserves, with fears raised that other countries would reserves, raising fears that other countries -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
OA is E. Is it okay to think that "The Swiss recommendation raised fears that other countries do the same..."?
Instead shouldn't choice E read as, reserves, raising fears that other countries would .
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"would" is implicit here.
Example:
You peapare for the exam and in the mean time I [will] make the coffee.
A Swiss government panel recommended that the country sell about half of its gold reserves and this raised fears of other countries that do the same and inundate the market.
reserves and this raised fears of other countries that reserves, which, as a result, raised fears of other countries that reserves, as a result, they feared that other countries would reserves, with fears raised that other countries would reserves, raising fears that other countries -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
OA is E. Is it okay to think that "The Swiss recommendation raised fears that other countries do the same..."?
Instead shouldn't choice E read as, reserves, raising fears that other countries would .
"would" is implicit here. Example:
You peapare for the exam and in the mean time I [will] make the coffee.
A Swiss government panel recommended that the country sell about half of its gold reserves and this raised fears of other countries that do the same and inundate the market.
reserves and this raised fears of other countries that reserves, which, as a result, raised fears of other countries that reserves, as a result, they feared that other countries would reserves, with fears raised that other countries would reserves, raising fears that other countries -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
OA is E. Is it okay to think that "The Swiss recommendation raised fears that other countries do the same..."?
Instead shouldn't choice E read as, reserves, raising fears that other countries would .
"would" is implicit here. Example:
You peapare for the exam and in the mean time I [will] make the coffee.
When all can 'would'/ 'will' be implicit ?
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Honestly speaking. I have no idea. Its just a matter of practice and luck.
A Swiss government panel recommended that the country sell about half of its gold reserves and this raised fears of other countries that do the same and inundate the market.
reserves and this raised fears of other countries that reserves, which, as a result, raised fears of other countries that reserves, as a result, they feared that other countries would reserves, with fears raised that other countries would reserves, raising fears that other countries -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
OA is E. Is it okay to think that "The Swiss recommendation raised fears that other countries do the same..."?
Instead shouldn't choice E read as, reserves, raising fears that other countries would .
"would" is implicit here. Example:
You peapare for the exam and in the mean time I [will] make the coffee.
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I don't think your sentence is gramatically correct mate:
"You prepare for the exam and in the mean time I make the coffee." will is not implicit - it needs to be stated.
On the same note, would needs to be included in option E above.
[quote="scgmat"]A Swiss government panel recommended that the country sell about half of its gold reserves and this raised fears of other countries that do the same and inundate the market.
reserves and this raised fears of other countries that reserves, which, as a result, raised fears of other countries that reserves, as a result, they feared that other countries would reserves, with fears raised that other countries would reserves, raising fears that other countries -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
OA is E. Is it okay to think that "The Swiss recommendation raised fears that other countries do the same..."?
Instead shouldn't choice E read as, reserves, raising fears that other countries would .
"would" is implicit here. Example:
You peapare for the exam and in the mean time I [will] make the coffee.
I don't think your sentence is gramatically correct mate: "You prepare for the exam and in the mean time I make the coffee." will is not implicit - it needs to be stated. On the same note, would needs to be included in option E above.[/quote]
Yes, "will" is not implitic in the example cited above.
I believe the grammatical rule being tested here is the "participle phrase."
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