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06 May 2010, 23:02
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After the fact that the test format was changed, scored were decreased by more than 25%.
After the changes were made in the test format, scores dropped by more than a 25% decrease.
I think the answer given by Manhattan is not correct. Reason:
dropped by more than a 25% decrease - dropped by more than a 25%
Though, it is idiomatically correct, but I think if we have DROPPED then DECREASE in the end is redundant. Can someone give explanation on this?
After the changes were made in the test format, scores dropped by more than a 25% decrease.
I think the answer given by Manhattan is not correct. Reason:
dropped by more than a 25% decrease - dropped by more than a 25%
Though, it is idiomatically correct, but I think if we have DROPPED then DECREASE in the end is redundant. Can someone give explanation on this?
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12 May 2010, 22:09
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Yeah, even I think so. There are so many senetences in Manhattan which seem incorrect or may be misprinting.
Jesus, can they ponder over such issue?
Jesus, can they ponder over such issue?
