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In the conflict between the Israelis and the Palestinians, the refusal of each side to acknowledge each other as a legitimate national movement is closer to the heart of the problem than is any other issue.
(A) the refusal of each side to acknowledge each other as a legitimate national movement is closer to the heart of the problem than
(B) that the refusal of each side to acknowledge another as a legitimate national movement is closer to the heart of the problem as
(C) the refusal of each side to acknowledge another as a legitimate national movement is closer to the heart of the problem than
(D) that the refusal of each side to acknowledge another as a legitimate national movement is closer to the heart of the problem than
(E) the refusal of each side to acknowledge each other as a legitimate national movement is closer to the heart of the problem as
(A) the refusal of each side to acknowledge each other as a legitimate national movement is closer to the heart of the problem than
(B) that the refusal of each side to acknowledge another as a legitimate national movement is closer to the heart of the problem as
(C) the refusal of each side to acknowledge another as a legitimate national movement is closer to the heart of the problem than
(D) that the refusal of each side to acknowledge another as a legitimate national movement is closer to the heart of the problem than
(E) the refusal of each side to acknowledge each other as a legitimate national movement is closer to the heart of the problem as
16 Aug 2018, 08:07
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(A) the refusal of each side to acknowledge each other as a legitimate national movement is closer to the heart of the problem than --> Correct, rectifies idiom error
(B) that the refusal of each side to acknowledge another as a legitimate national movement is closer to the heart of the problem as
(C) the refusal of each side to acknowledge another as a legitimate national movement is closer to the heart of the problem than
(D) that the refusal of each side to acknowledge another as a legitimate national movement is closer to the heart of the problem than
(E) the refusal of each side to acknowledge each other as a legitimate national movement is closer to the heart of the problem as
Hence, A.
(A) the refusal of each side to acknowledge each other as a legitimate national movement is closer to the heart of the problem than --> Correct, rectifies idiom error
(B) that the refusal of each side to acknowledge another as a legitimate national movement is closer to the heart of the problem as
(C) the refusal of each side to acknowledge another as a legitimate national movement is closer to the heart of the problem than
(D) that the refusal of each side to acknowledge another as a legitimate national movement is closer to the heart of the problem than
(E) the refusal of each side to acknowledge each other as a legitimate national movement is closer to the heart of the problem as
Hence, A.
16 Aug 2018, 08:16
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COMPARATIVE 'closer' requires THAN as it is used for comparison..
Eliminate B and E
After modifier ' in the...' THAT is wrong start of the second part..
Eliminate D
Generally EACH other is used between two elements and ONE another is used for multiple elements.. eliminate C
The sentence is correct as it is..
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