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22 Mar 2023, 01:30
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Question Stats:
43% (00:59) correct
57%
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Electronic devices like smart phones and notebooks, which were once considered to be items of luxury, have now become items one cannot do without.
(A) Electronic devices like smart phones and notebooks, which were once considered to be items of luxury, have now become
(B) Electronic devices such as smart phones and notebooks, which were once considered to be items of luxury, have now become
(C) Once considered items of luxury, such electronic devices as smart phones and notebooks have now become
(D) Such electronic devices like smart phones and notebooks, which were once considered as items of luxury, now becoming
(E) Electronic devices such as smart phones and notebooks, which were once considered to be items of luxury, becoming
(A) Electronic devices like smart phones and notebooks, which were once considered to be items of luxury, have now become
(B) Electronic devices such as smart phones and notebooks, which were once considered to be items of luxury, have now become
(C) Once considered items of luxury, such electronic devices as smart phones and notebooks have now become
(D) Such electronic devices like smart phones and notebooks, which were once considered as items of luxury, now becoming
(E) Electronic devices such as smart phones and notebooks, which were once considered to be items of luxury, becoming
22 Mar 2023, 02:45
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Electronic devices like smart phones and notebooks, which were once considered to be items of luxury, have now become items one cannot do without.
(A) Electronic devices like smart phones and notebooks, which were once considered to be items of luxury, have now become - "Like" is incorrectly used to give examples and correct idiom is "consider(no preposition)"
(B) Electronic devices such as smart phones and notebooks, which were once considered to be items of luxury, have now become - correct idiom is "consider(no preposition)"
(C) Once considered items of luxury, such electronic devices as smart phones and notebooks have now become
(D) Such electronic devices like smart phones and notebooks, which were once considered as items of luxury, now becoming - "Like" is incorrectly used to give examples
(E) Electronic devices such as smart phones and notebooks, which were once considered to be items of luxury, becoming - This version is a not a sentence as it lacks a finite verb and correct idiom is "consider(no preposition)"
(A) Electronic devices like smart phones and notebooks, which were once considered to be items of luxury, have now become - "Like" is incorrectly used to give examples and correct idiom is "consider(no preposition)"
(B) Electronic devices such as smart phones and notebooks, which were once considered to be items of luxury, have now become - correct idiom is "consider(no preposition)"
(C) Once considered items of luxury, such electronic devices as smart phones and notebooks have now become
(D) Such electronic devices like smart phones and notebooks, which were once considered as items of luxury, now becoming - "Like" is incorrectly used to give examples
(E) Electronic devices such as smart phones and notebooks, which were once considered to be items of luxury, becoming - This version is a not a sentence as it lacks a finite verb and correct idiom is "consider(no preposition)"
02 Apr 2023, 02:00
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Official Explanation:
Answer: C
(A) You cannot use like to give examples. The correct idiom is considered and not considered to be.
(B) The correct idiom is considered and not considered to be.
(C) The correct answer.
(D) The use of such...like is incorrect. The main verb are is also missing.
(E) This sentence is a fragment because the main verb are is missing
