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28 Jul 2018, 10:24
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In the beginning, it was made clear to wait in the cafeteria until you were called for an interview
1) In the beginning, it was made clear
2) It was made quite clear in the beginning
3) The supervising manager made it quite clear in the beginning
4) Before the process started, it was made crystal clear
5) In the beginning, they made it clear to us
1) In the beginning, it was made clear
2) It was made quite clear in the beginning
3) The supervising manager made it quite clear in the beginning
4) Before the process started, it was made crystal clear
5) In the beginning, they made it clear to us
28 Jul 2018, 20:57
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Although I made this question wrong and picked B.
Initially I thought of C as correct but I marked it wrong because of external words "the supervising manager"
, but, later, I realized my mistake.
What could be the logic behind the incorrectness of A, B, D and E is use of passive voice and pronoun ambiguity which were removed in option C.
who made it clear is the supervising manager
what was made clear is to wait...
So C is absolutely error free option.
Good learning.
Initially I thought of C as correct but I marked it wrong because of external words "the supervising manager"
, but, later, I realized my mistake.
What could be the logic behind the incorrectness of A, B, D and E is use of passive voice and pronoun ambiguity which were removed in option C.
who made it clear is the supervising manager
what was made clear is to wait...
So C is absolutely error free option.
Good learning.
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28 Jul 2018, 21:13
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What is the source of the question? the answer adds outside information
