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Hannibal, during the Second Punic War in 218 B.C., marched the Carthaginian army into Northern Italy by crossing the Alps and he won three decisive victories over the Roman Republic.
A. he won three decisive victories over the Roman Republic
B. won three decisive victories on the Roman Republic
C. winning over the Roman Republic three decisive victories
D. won three decisive victories over the Roman Republic
E. winning three victories over the Roman Republic decisively
A. he won three decisive victories over the Roman Republic
B. won three decisive victories on the Roman Republic
C. winning over the Roman Republic three decisive victories
D. won three decisive victories over the Roman Republic
E. winning three victories over the Roman Republic decisively
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27 Oct 2016, 09:21
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In sen A, "he" is not needed as the sentence is trying to present two actions of the subject, Hannibal.
C and E are out because of parallelism issues; the second part expects a verb after "and"
From B and D, I think "victory over" is the right idiom.
So, D
C and E are out because of parallelism issues; the second part expects a verb after "and"
From B and D, I think "victory over" is the right idiom.
So, D
27 Oct 2016, 11:33
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Hannibal, during the Second Punic War in 218 B.C., marched the Carthaginian army into Northern Italy by crossing the Alps and he won three decisive victories over the Roman Republic.
A. he won three decisive victories over the Roman Republic
B. won three decisive victories on the Roman Republic
C. winning over the Roman Republic three decisive victories
D. won three decisive victories over the Roman Republic
E. winning three victories over the Roman Republic decisively
A. he won three decisive victories over the Roman Republic
B. won three decisive victories on the Roman Republic
C. winning over the Roman Republic three decisive victories
D. won three decisive victories over the Roman Republic
E. winning three victories over the Roman Republic decisively
Hannibal, during the Second Punic War in 218 B.C.,
marched the Carthaginian army into Northern Italy by crossing the Alps and
won three decisive victories over the Roman Republic
Correct answer must be (D), for the highlighted errors ( in Red ) in the other options...
