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Updated on: 15 May 2018, 10:18
Originally posted by Bluelagoon on 21 Aug 2012, 11:44.
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Cherapunji receives more rainfalls than any other site of the world, yet the agriculture is so fertile and the water reservoirs are efficient, so that the water does not overflow the land; otherwise, the level of surface water would rise unexpectedly and flood most of the state’s renowned towns.
(A) are efficient, so that the water does not overflow on the land; otherwise,
(B) are so efficient that the water does not overflow the land; were it to do so,
(C) so efficient that the water does not overflow on the land, or else
(D ) efficient, so that the water does not overflow on the land, or
(D) efficient so that the water does not only overflow the land; if it did
(A) are efficient, so that the water does not overflow on the land; otherwise,
(B) are so efficient that the water does not overflow the land; were it to do so,
(C) so efficient that the water does not overflow on the land, or else
(D ) efficient, so that the water does not overflow on the land, or
(D) efficient so that the water does not only overflow the land; if it did
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There is a mistake in the question its testing consistency "yet the agriculture is so fertile and"
Here's the question
Cherapunji receives more rainfalls than any other site of the world, yet the agriculture is so fertile and the water reservoirs are efficient, so that the water does not overflow the land; otherwise, the level of surface water would rise unexpectedly and flood most of the state’s renowned towns.
(A) are efficient, so that the water does not overflow on the land; otherwise,
(B) are so efficient that the water does not overflow the land; were it to do so,
(C) so efficient that the water does not overflow on the land, or else
(D ) efficient, so that the water does not overflow on the land, or
(D) efficient so that the water does not only overflow the land; if it did
keyword "AND" only B is parallel and consistent
Here's the question
Cherapunji receives more rainfalls than any other site of the world, yet the agriculture is so fertile and the water reservoirs are efficient, so that the water does not overflow the land; otherwise, the level of surface water would rise unexpectedly and flood most of the state’s renowned towns.
(A) are efficient, so that the water does not overflow on the land; otherwise,
(B) are so efficient that the water does not overflow the land; were it to do so,
(C) so efficient that the water does not overflow on the land, or else
(D ) efficient, so that the water does not overflow on the land, or
(D) efficient so that the water does not only overflow the land; if it did
keyword "AND" only B is parallel and consistent
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21 Aug 2012, 11:54
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(A) Unidiomatic. It should be Overflow the land
(B) Correct usage of idiom. Correct usage of subjuctive mood - were it do so.
(C) Unidiomatic. It should be Overflow the land
(D) Unidiomatic. It should be Overflow the land
(E) Verb 'are' is missing. Incorrect usage of hypothetical situation, 'if it did'
Hence B.
(B) Correct usage of idiom. Correct usage of subjuctive mood - were it do so.
(C) Unidiomatic. It should be Overflow the land
(D) Unidiomatic. It should be Overflow the land
(E) Verb 'are' is missing. Incorrect usage of hypothetical situation, 'if it did'
Hence B.
