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30 Mar 2023, 01:30
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In contrast to classical guitars, whose owners prefer the dulcet, rounded tones produced by nylon strings, folk guitar owners prefer the bright and brassy sound that only bronze or steel can create.
(A) folk guitar owners prefer the bright and brassy sound
(B) folk guitar owners prefer to get a sound that is bright and brassy
(C) with a folk guitar, the owner gets the preferably bright and brassy sound
(D) folk guitars produce a bright and brassy sound, which their owners prefer,
(E) folk guitars produce a preferred bright and brassy sound for their owners
(A) folk guitar owners prefer the bright and brassy sound
(B) folk guitar owners prefer to get a sound that is bright and brassy
(C) with a folk guitar, the owner gets the preferably bright and brassy sound
(D) folk guitars produce a bright and brassy sound, which their owners prefer,
(E) folk guitars produce a preferred bright and brassy sound for their owners
30 Mar 2023, 03:49
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In contrast to classical guitars, whose owners prefer the dulcet, rounded tones produced by nylon strings, folk guitar owners prefer the bright and brassy sound that only bronze or steel can create.
(A) folk guitar owners prefer the bright and brassy sound - wrong comparison
(B) folk guitar owners prefer to get a sound that is bright and brassy - wrong comparison
(C) with a folk guitar, the owner gets the preferably bright and brassy sound - wrong comparison
(D) folk guitars produce a bright and brassy sound, which their owners prefer, - D IMO
(E) folk guitars produce a preferred bright and brassy sound for their owners - meaning issue
(A) folk guitar owners prefer the bright and brassy sound - wrong comparison
(B) folk guitar owners prefer to get a sound that is bright and brassy - wrong comparison
(C) with a folk guitar, the owner gets the preferably bright and brassy sound - wrong comparison
(D) folk guitars produce a bright and brassy sound, which their owners prefer, - D IMO
(E) folk guitars produce a preferred bright and brassy sound for their owners - meaning issue
05 Apr 2023, 08:08
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[quote="Bunuel"]In contrast to classical guitars, whose owners prefer the dulcet, rounded tones produced by nylon strings, folk guitar owners prefer the bright and brassy sound that only bronze or steel can create.
(A) folk guitar owners prefer the bright and brassy sound
(B) folk guitar owners prefer to get a sound that is bright and brassy
(C) with a folk guitar, the owner gets the preferably bright and brassy sound
(D) folk guitars produce a bright and brassy sound, which their owners prefer,
(E) folk guitars produce a preferred bright and brassy sound for their owners
eliminated options a,b and e... now between c and d, how is c less promising and 'their' in d refers back to sound or guitar ?
(A) folk guitar owners prefer the bright and brassy sound
(B) folk guitar owners prefer to get a sound that is bright and brassy
(C) with a folk guitar, the owner gets the preferably bright and brassy sound
(D) folk guitars produce a bright and brassy sound, which their owners prefer,
(E) folk guitars produce a preferred bright and brassy sound for their owners
eliminated options a,b and e... now between c and d, how is c less promising and 'their' in d refers back to sound or guitar ?
