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Anti-spam software can prevent unwanted mail by either filtering incoming messages with the aid of rule-based filters or asking users to blacklist the addresses sending them junk mail.
A. asking users to blacklist the addresses sending them
B. asking users to blacklist the addresses, sending them
C. by asking users to blacklist the addresses from which they are sent
D. ask users to blacklist the addresses sending
E. by asking users to blacklist the addresses that send
A. asking users to blacklist the addresses sending them
B. asking users to blacklist the addresses, sending them
C. by asking users to blacklist the addresses from which they are sent
D. ask users to blacklist the addresses sending
E. by asking users to blacklist the addresses that send
08 Jun 2023, 03:09
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"by" is outside the parallelism as it is before "either". This eliminates C and D
D doesn't maintain the parallelism of either filtering.... or asking.... This eliminates D
B implies that "sending them" is outside the parallelism, which distorts the actual implied meaning of the sentence.
So, the correct answer should be Option A.
D doesn't maintain the parallelism of either filtering.... or asking.... This eliminates D
B implies that "sending them" is outside the parallelism, which distorts the actual implied meaning of the sentence.
So, the correct answer should be Option A.
08 Jun 2023, 09:36
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co relative conjunction
by either X or Y
either -ing .... or -ing llism
only option A & B left
use of , in option B is not required
hence option A is correct
by either X or Y
either -ing .... or -ing llism
only option A & B left
use of , in option B is not required
hence option A is correct
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