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In a recent poll, 56 percent of teachers and administrators favored an attendance policy as strong or stronger than the present policy.
A. an attendance policy as strong or stronger than
B. an attendance policy that is stronger, or at lease so strong as,
C. an attendance policy as strong or stronger that is
D. at least as strong an attendance policy as is
E. an attendance policy at least as strong as
SOURCE: 800 SCORE
A. an attendance policy as strong or stronger than
B. an attendance policy that is stronger, or at lease so strong as,
C. an attendance policy as strong or stronger that is
D. at least as strong an attendance policy as is
E. an attendance policy at least as strong as
SOURCE: 800 SCORE
02 May 2016, 21:07
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ruchi857
Hi,
there are two reasons-
1) 'atleast as strong as' is much better than WORDY 'as strong or stronger than'..
2) we never say 'as strong than', it is always 'as strong as', whenever we are comparing and 2nd 'AS' is missing in option 1..
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02 May 2016, 21:28
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I went through your explaination and agree to to your observations. As per the given choices 5 is the best.But it is definitely a very awkward sentence.
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