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01 Jun 2022, 15:00
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B
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5%
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Question Stats:
91% (00:51) correct
9%
(01:13)
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From getting up early in the morning and going for a six-mile run to cutting out fried foods completely from his diet to hitting the gym for two hours every day, it was believed by Lawrence that physical fitness was the key to winning an Olympic gold medal.
(A) it was believed by Lawrence that physical fitness was the key
(B) Lawrence believed that physical fitness was the key
(C) physical fitness was believed by Lawrence to be the key
(D) it was Lawrence’s belief that physical fitness was the key
(E) Lawrence had believed physical fitness to be the key
(A) it was believed by Lawrence that physical fitness was the key
(B) Lawrence believed that physical fitness was the key
(C) physical fitness was believed by Lawrence to be the key
(D) it was Lawrence’s belief that physical fitness was the key
(E) Lawrence had believed physical fitness to be the key
04 Jun 2022, 15:45
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Bunuel
Official Explanation:
Answer: B
(A) The sentence starts with a long modifying phrase, so whoever is doing all those activities needs to come after the comma, that is, Lawrence. Hence, A is incorrect.
(B) The correct answer.
(C) Same as A.
(D) Same as A.
(E) The use of the past perfect tense had is incorrect because the sentence does not mention two different past events.
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