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13 Sep 2019, 05:22
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During the eighteenth century BC,the Greek world was made up of several hundred states and each had its own form of government
A) each had its own
B) each had their own
C) everyone had its own
D) all had their own
E) each having its own
A) each had its own
B) each had their own
C) everyone had its own
D) all had their own
E) each having its own
16 Sep 2019, 04:53
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answer A
B) each had their own - "each" is singular, "their" is wrong
C) everyone had its own - "everyone" is plural, "its" is wrong
D) all had their own - not sure what is wrong with this one - anyone?
E) each having its own - no need for progressive
B) each had their own - "each" is singular, "their" is wrong
C) everyone had its own - "everyone" is plural, "its" is wrong
D) all had their own - not sure what is wrong with this one - anyone?
E) each having its own - no need for progressive
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06 Aug 2022, 15:23
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hi,
What does 'its' relate to in option A?
I chose option D because 'its' in option A has no antecedent?
Please explain?
What does 'its' relate to in option A?
I chose option D because 'its' in option A has no antecedent?
Please explain?
