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Updated on: 15 Oct 2017, 10:22
Originally posted by vjsharma25 on 28 Mar 2011, 09:01.
Last edited by abhimahna on 15 Oct 2017, 10:22, edited 1 time in total.
Last edited by abhimahna on 15 Oct 2017, 10:22, edited 1 time in total.
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28 Mar 2011, 14:26
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Based on the prompt:
1) Best users of language are great authors.
2) great authors often use language in innovative and idiosyncratic ways
3) using language in innovative and idiosyncratic ways means being less respectful of the strictures of proper usage than most.
Linking (1) -> (2) -> (3), you get:
Best users of a language are less respectful of the strictures of proper usage than most.
(C) is my answer.
1) Best users of language are great authors.
2) great authors often use language in innovative and idiosyncratic ways
3) using language in innovative and idiosyncratic ways means being less respectful of the strictures of proper usage than most.
Linking (1) -> (2) -> (3), you get:
Best users of a language are less respectful of the strictures of proper usage than most.
(C) is my answer.
01 May 2012, 05:50
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At first I picked A, but I now realize it is out of scope.
Jko explanation makes a lot more sense. Choice C it is.
Jko explanation makes a lot more sense. Choice C it is.
