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27 Oct 2019, 04:35
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I have found that the shops in Paris are more expensive than any other city I have visited.
(A) more expensive than any other city I have visited
(B) more expensive than those in any other city I have visited
(C) more expensive than those in any city I visited
(D) as expensive as any city I visited
(E) as expensive as any other city I have visited
(A) more expensive than any other city I have visited
(B) more expensive than those in any other city I have visited
(C) more expensive than those in any city I visited
(D) as expensive as any city I visited
(E) as expensive as any other city I have visited
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27 Oct 2019, 08:03
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(A) more expensive than any other city I have visited
this option is wrong, since shops are illogically compared to the city
(B) more expensive than those in any other city I have visited
B nails the comparison and the verb tense! those correctly refers to shops
we use present perfect tense have/ has when we are talking about an event in the past but we don't know the exact time in past that is we are talking about an event in past that took place at an indefinite time!
(C) more expensive than those in any city I visited
option C nailed the comparison however used the wrong verb tense(simple-past),
we should mention the time along with i visited for ex: i visited last week or last year etc
(D) as expensive as any city I visited
shops are illogically compared to the city
(E) as expensive as any other city I have visited
shops are illogically compared to the city
this option is wrong, since shops are illogically compared to the city
(B) more expensive than those in any other city I have visited
B nails the comparison and the verb tense! those correctly refers to shops
we use present perfect tense have/ has when we are talking about an event in the past but we don't know the exact time in past that is we are talking about an event in past that took place at an indefinite time!
(C) more expensive than those in any city I visited
option C nailed the comparison however used the wrong verb tense(simple-past),
we should mention the time along with i visited for ex: i visited last week or last year etc
(D) as expensive as any city I visited
shops are illogically compared to the city
(E) as expensive as any other city I have visited
shops are illogically compared to the city
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