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01 Nov 2022, 02:34
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Alike the game of chess between two champions, politics often results in a stalemate with no gain for the public.
(A) Alike
(B) As if it were
(C) Just as
(D) Like
(E) As
(A) Alike
(B) As if it were
(C) Just as
(D) Like
(E) As
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01 Nov 2022, 05:52
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(A) Alike
Alike is either an adverb or an adjective, and here we need a preposition that helps doing a comparison with the next clause.
(B) As if it were
What is "it" referring to?
(C) Just as
Just as..needs to be followed by a sentence.
(D) Like
looks good
(E) As
We need either a sentence or a role(noun) after as, so this is not correct.
Answer is D)
Alike is either an adverb or an adjective, and here we need a preposition that helps doing a comparison with the next clause.
(B) As if it were
What is "it" referring to?
(C) Just as
Just as..needs to be followed by a sentence.
(D) Like
looks good
(E) As
We need either a sentence or a role(noun) after as, so this is not correct.
Answer is D)
