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Golf handicaps range from zero to 36.4, but while some golfers have no handicap at all, some others, such as Bill Gates and Clint Eastwood, have handicaps of at least twenty-two and more.
An easy and bit tricky question in language of numbers
Initial analysis : Eliminate all options which have atleast twenty two and more, Atleast 22 itself means it would be more than 22, " AND MORE" is not required. easily eliminate A and E
Like is not used to introduce examples , Use of such as is required: Eliminate D
Lets check B and C
A. some others, such as Bill Gates and Clint Eastwood, have handicaps of at least twenty-two and more
eliminate as per reason above
B. some others, such as Bill Gates and Clint Eastwood, that have handicaps of more than twenty-two
"that" usuage is incorrect
C. others, such as Bill Gates and Clint Eastwood, have handicaps of more than twenty-two
Correct
D. those like Bill Gates and Clint Eastwood, which have handicaps of more than twenty-two
eliminate as per reason above
E. the ones like Bill Gates and Clint Eastwood have handicaps of at least twenty-two and more
eliminate as per reason above
IMO C
An easy and bit tricky question in language of numbers
Initial analysis : Eliminate all options which have atleast twenty two and more, Atleast 22 itself means it would be more than 22, " AND MORE" is not required. easily eliminate A and E
Like is not used to introduce examples , Use of such as is required: Eliminate D
Lets check B and C
A. some others, such as Bill Gates and Clint Eastwood, have handicaps of at least twenty-two and more
eliminate as per reason above
B. some others, such as Bill Gates and Clint Eastwood, that have handicaps of more than twenty-two
"that" usuage is incorrect
C. others, such as Bill Gates and Clint Eastwood, have handicaps of more than twenty-two
Correct
D. those like Bill Gates and Clint Eastwood, which have handicaps of more than twenty-two
eliminate as per reason above
E. the ones like Bill Gates and Clint Eastwood have handicaps of at least twenty-two and more
eliminate as per reason above
IMO C
23 May 2020, 19:33
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Golf handicaps range from zero to 36.4, but while some golfers have no handicap at all, some others, such as Bill Gates and Clint Eastwood, have handicaps of at least twenty-two and more.
A. some others, such as Bill Gates and Clint Eastwood, have handicaps of at least twenty-two and more - The use of at least X or more seems redundant. When we say at least X, we mean X or more so there is no need to use more here.
B. some others, such as Bill Gates and Clint Eastwood, that have handicaps of more than twenty-two - That cannot be used to refer to people. The use of 'who' to refer to people is correct.
C. others, such as Bill Gates and Clint Eastwood, have handicaps of more than twenty-two - Correct.
D. those like Bill Gates and Clint Eastwood, which have handicaps of more than twenty-two - Like cannot be used to give examples. Moreover, the use of which here is wrong as which cannot be used to refer to people.
E. the ones like Bill Gates and Clint Eastwood have handicaps of at least twenty-two and more - Same as D. The use of like here is wrong.
A. some others, such as Bill Gates and Clint Eastwood, have handicaps of at least twenty-two and more - The use of at least X or more seems redundant. When we say at least X, we mean X or more so there is no need to use more here.
B. some others, such as Bill Gates and Clint Eastwood, that have handicaps of more than twenty-two - That cannot be used to refer to people. The use of 'who' to refer to people is correct.
C. others, such as Bill Gates and Clint Eastwood, have handicaps of more than twenty-two - Correct.
D. those like Bill Gates and Clint Eastwood, which have handicaps of more than twenty-two - Like cannot be used to give examples. Moreover, the use of which here is wrong as which cannot be used to refer to people.
E. the ones like Bill Gates and Clint Eastwood have handicaps of at least twenty-two and more - Same as D. The use of like here is wrong.
23 May 2020, 20:22
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I chose e. Can't understand the logic behind the ans c.
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