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25 Feb 2017, 23:41
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According to a study of city parks issued by the Trust for Public Land, New York City has 3.5 times as many parks per acre than the national average.
(A) has 3.5 times as many parks per acre than
(B) has 3.5 times as many parks per acre as
(C) has 3.5 times more parks per acre as
(D) have 3.5 times as many parks per acre as
(E) has 3.5 times as many parks per acre, more than
(A) has 3.5 times as many parks per acre than
(B) has 3.5 times as many parks per acre as
(C) has 3.5 times more parks per acre as
(D) have 3.5 times as many parks per acre as
(E) has 3.5 times as many parks per acre, more than
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26 Feb 2017, 00:12
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Will go for B
A-as many than --wrong
B-correct
C-Changes the meaning
D-have -SV error
E-Awkward and completely Bizarre...
26 Feb 2017, 00:59
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Will go with B
D is out for subject-verb number error
A and E are out for the 'than' at the end
With option C, the '3.5 times' and 'more parks.. as..' are redundant
