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25 Apr 2018, 06:50
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B
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According to mathematical scholars, the ancient conception of the number zero was not the same as the numerical quantity we know today, but was more likely to arise as a type of placeholder to differentiate numbers like ten and one hundred from one another.
A. was more likely to arise as
B. more than likely arose as
C. more than likely arising from
D. it was more likely arisen from
E. it was more likely that it arose
A. was more likely to arise as
B. more than likely arose as
C. more than likely arising from
D. it was more likely arisen from
E. it was more likely that it arose
26 Apr 2018, 06:45
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IMo answer should be B.
correct idiom not...... but
so A is out.
Parallel structure
was not the same as the numerical quantity we know today but more than likely arose as
correct idiom not...... but
so A is out.
Parallel structure
was not the same as the numerical quantity we know today but more than likely arose as
