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09 Mar 2023, 02:30
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69% (01:01) correct
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According to the public prosecutor, the accused has been charged with siphoning off millions from the treasury, invented fictitious deals, and lied to his superiors.
(A) with siphoning off millions from the treasury, invented fictitious deals, and lied to his superiors
(B) for having siphoned off millions from the treasury, invented fictitious deals, and lied to his superiors
(C) for siphoning off millions from the treasury, inventing fictitious deals as well as lying to his superiors
(D) with siphoning off millions from the treasury, for inventing fictitious deals, and for having lied to his superiors
(E) with siphoning off millions from the treasury, inventing fictitious deals, and lying to his superiors
(A) with siphoning off millions from the treasury, invented fictitious deals, and lied to his superiors
(B) for having siphoned off millions from the treasury, invented fictitious deals, and lied to his superiors
(C) for siphoning off millions from the treasury, inventing fictitious deals as well as lying to his superiors
(D) with siphoning off millions from the treasury, for inventing fictitious deals, and for having lied to his superiors
(E) with siphoning off millions from the treasury, inventing fictitious deals, and lying to his superiors
11 Mar 2023, 03:01
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At a closer look this is an easy question.
The first thing to do is to pick up between "charge" for or with. but Charge always takes a fixed preposition 'with'.
E is the only one that maintains the parallelism in the right manner
E is the best choice
The first thing to do is to pick up between "charge" for or with. but Charge always takes a fixed preposition 'with'.
E is the only one that maintains the parallelism in the right manner
E is the best choice
02 Apr 2023, 21:30
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Official Explanation:
Answer: E
(A) The three items in the list—siphoning, invented, lied—are not parallel.
(B) The correct idiom to show accusation is charged with and not charged for.
(C) The correct idiom to show accusation is charged with and not charged for.
(D) The usage of for before inventing and having lied breaks the parallelism.
(E) The correct answer
