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27 Jan 2021, 22:30
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Following the match Kasparov explained that he briefly mistook the pawn of his opponent as his own, but that fortunately this error did not lead to defeat.
A. the pawn of his opponent as his own
B. the pawn of his opponent to his own
C. his opponent's pawn for that of his own
D. his opponent's pawn for his own
E. his opponent's pawn as his own
A. the pawn of his opponent as his own
B. the pawn of his opponent to his own
C. his opponent's pawn for that of his own
D. his opponent's pawn for his own
E. his opponent's pawn as his own
28 Jan 2021, 05:12
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Following the match Kasparov explained that he briefly mistook the pawn of his opponent as his own, but that fortunately this error did not lead to defeat.
A. the pawn of his opponent as his own The correct idiom is "mistook X for Y". Eliminate.
B. the pawn of his opponent to his own The correct idiom is "mistook X for Y". Eliminate.
C. his opponent's pawn for that of his own "his own" itself shows possession, "that of" is unnecessary and redundant. Eliminate.
D. his opponent's pawn for his own Correct answer. Above errors are rectified and no new errors are introduced.
E. his opponent's pawn as his own The correct idiom is "mistook X for Y". Eliminate.
Hope this helps.
A. the pawn of his opponent as his own The correct idiom is "mistook X for Y". Eliminate.
B. the pawn of his opponent to his own The correct idiom is "mistook X for Y". Eliminate.
C. his opponent's pawn for that of his own "his own" itself shows possession, "that of" is unnecessary and redundant. Eliminate.
D. his opponent's pawn for his own Correct answer. Above errors are rectified and no new errors are introduced.
E. his opponent's pawn as his own The correct idiom is "mistook X for Y". Eliminate.
Hope this helps.
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