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Originally posted by goldeneagle94 on 11 Jun 2009, 07:51.
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Q.1
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A - Redundancy issue. "419 times more pay..". B,C and E correct this issue.
B - "compare to" is used to specify similarities. The sentence actually wants to show the difference in ratios, not similarities. So, "compares to" is a wrong word choice, although I feel the sentence is grammatically correct.
C - appears to be correct
D - same as with A, redundancy issue. Also, sentence sounds like a clause.
E - same as with D, it sounds like it is not complete.
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A - Redundancy issue. "419 times more pay..". B,C and E correct this issue.
B - "compare to" is used to specify similarities. The sentence actually wants to show the difference in ratios, not similarities. So, "compares to" is a wrong word choice, although I feel the sentence is grammatically correct.
C - appears to be correct
D - same as with A, redundancy issue. Also, sentence sounds like a clause.
E - same as with D, it sounds like it is not complete.
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11 Jun 2009, 08:07
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Q.5
Answer is A
verbs "see" and spend must be parallel with each other, where subject is Doctor.
impose and require must be parallel to each other, where subject is union members.
Considering, above guidelines, only A satisfies them.
Answer is A
verbs "see" and spend must be parallel with each other, where subject is Doctor.
impose and require must be parallel to each other, where subject is union members.
Considering, above guidelines, only A satisfies them.
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11 Jun 2009, 08:41
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Q.3
Answer I think is A
B - "...lighting still provided ..."
C - "still being"
D - "there was..."
E - "..had .... had still been..."
Answer I think is A
B - "...lighting still provided ..."
C - "still being"
D - "there was..."
E - "..had .... had still been..."
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