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Having been bombed for fifty-seven nights in a row, the Blitz and the refusal to surrender London after it took on almost mythic significance as evidence of British citizens’ ability to resist the will of Hitler and Nazi Germany.
A) the Blitz and the refusal to surrender London after it took on
B) London’s Blitz and the refusal to surrender took after
C) the Blitz and the refusal of the city of London took over
D) London’s refusal to surrender after the Blitz took on
E) London’s refusal to surrender after the Blitz took up
Please explain.
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A) the Blitz and the refusal to surrender London after it took on
B) London’s Blitz and the refusal to surrender took after
C) the Blitz and the refusal of the city of London took over
D) London’s refusal to surrender after the Blitz took on
E) London’s refusal to surrender after the Blitz took up
Please explain.
Thanks,
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25 Mar 2009, 01:07
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I know its Controversial
the Blitz is the sudden attack by German during WW II
word came up only then.Infact WW II created 1500 new words.
A B are OUT
C also out due to Modifier Issue
Only D & E make Sense
but even then, they have modifier Problem
btw
take up ?or take on?
IMO E
the Blitz is the sudden attack by German during WW II
word came up only then.Infact WW II created 1500 new words.
A B are OUT
C also out due to Modifier Issue
Only D & E make Sense
but even then, they have modifier Problem
btw
take up ?or take on?
IMO E
25 Mar 2009, 10:51
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why does this sentence not need to follow the rule where the noun must immediately follow "Having been bombed for fifty-seven nights in a row".
To me, it reads that either the Blitz or refusal to surrender have been bombed for fifty seven nights in a row...
To me, it reads that either the Blitz or refusal to surrender have been bombed for fifty seven nights in a row...
