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27 Oct 2020, 04:15
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Because hearing loss is cumulative, it often comes to pass that the person whose losing her hearing is not aware of what is happening until the loss is quite severe.
(A) it often comes to pass that the person whose losing her hearing
(B) the person who is losing her hearing often
(C) it often comes to pass that the person whose hearing is being lost
(D) it often comes to pass that the person who’s experiencing hearing loss
(E) the person whose hearing is being lost often
(A) it often comes to pass that the person whose losing her hearing
(B) the person who is losing her hearing often
(C) it often comes to pass that the person whose hearing is being lost
(D) it often comes to pass that the person who’s experiencing hearing loss
(E) the person whose hearing is being lost often
30 Nov 2020, 00:09
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Because hearing loss is cumulative, it often comes to pass that the person whose losing her hearing is not aware of what is happening until the loss is quite severe.
(A) it often comes to pass that the person whose losing her hearing Incorrect
whose uses is wrong, who is better
(B) the person who is losing her hearing often Correct
(C) it often comes to pass that the person whose hearing is being lost Incorrect
lost means - hearing ability gone, it is illogical with 'until the loss is quite severe'
so, losing hearing is better
(D) it often comes to pass that the person who’s experiencing hearing loss Incorrect
redundant - who’s
(E) the person whose hearing is being lost often Incorrect
lost means - hearing ability gone, it is illogical with 'until the loss is quite severe'
so, losing hearing is better
(A) it often comes to pass that the person whose losing her hearing Incorrect
whose uses is wrong, who is better
(B) the person who is losing her hearing often Correct
(C) it often comes to pass that the person whose hearing is being lost Incorrect
lost means - hearing ability gone, it is illogical with 'until the loss is quite severe'
so, losing hearing is better
(D) it often comes to pass that the person who’s experiencing hearing loss Incorrect
redundant - who’s
(E) the person whose hearing is being lost often Incorrect
lost means - hearing ability gone, it is illogical with 'until the loss is quite severe'
so, losing hearing is better
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