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In the business of investigative journalism, it is very important to understand the distinction between relying on a source who confirms an account from relying on a source who doesn't dispute an account.
A) from relying on a source who doesn't dispute an
B) and relying on a source who doesn't dispute an
C) and to rely on a source who doesn't dispute an
D) from relying on a source not disputing the
E) from relying on a source not disputing an
A) from relying on a source who doesn't dispute an
B) and relying on a source who doesn't dispute an
C) and to rely on a source who doesn't dispute an
D) from relying on a source not disputing the
E) from relying on a source not disputing an
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In the business of investigative journalism, it is very important to understand the distinction between relying on a source who confirms an account from relying on a source who doesn't dispute an account.
A) from relying on a source who doesn't dispute an
B) and relying on a source who doesn't dispute an
C) and to rely on a source who doesn't dispute an
D) from relying on a source not disputing the
E) from relying on a source not disputing an
A) from relying on a source who doesn't dispute an
B) and relying on a source who doesn't dispute an
C) and to rely on a source who doesn't dispute an
D) from relying on a source not disputing the
E) from relying on a source not disputing an
sentence uses idiom distinction between X and Y, where X and Y must be parallel to each other.
Option A,D and E are out as they do not follow the idiom structure.
Between B and C, B makes the sentence parallel.
option C: and to rely on a source is not parallel to relying on a source
Ans: B
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05 Apr 2020, 09:47
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Correct idiom - between X and Y - Option A, D and E are gone.
Parallelism - "relying" and "to rely" - C is gone.
B is winner.
Parallelism - "relying" and "to rely" - C is gone.
B is winner.
