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macjas
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09 Aug 2012, 22:40
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Jane Austen, shortly after she completed the book Emma, wrote of her concern that she had created in her title character a
young lady so outspoken as to repel any readers expecting the sweet-natured heroine typical of English novels.
A. so outspoken as to repel
B. so outspoken she would have repelled
C. so outspoken that she would be repelling
D. outspoken enough that she may repel
E. outspoken enough as for repelling
young lady so outspoken as to repel any readers expecting the sweet-natured heroine typical of English novels.
A. so outspoken as to repel
B. so outspoken she would have repelled
C. so outspoken that she would be repelling
D. outspoken enough that she may repel
E. outspoken enough as for repelling
09 Aug 2012, 23:26
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Jane Austen, shortly after she completed the book Emma, wrote of her concern that she had created in her title character a
young lady so outspoken as to repel any readers expecting the sweet-natured heroine typical of English novels.
A. so outspoken as to repel
hold
B. so outspoken she would have repelled
wrong tense;so outspoken and she would.... has no connectors/pronoun in between -incorrect
C. so outspoken that she would be repelling
would be repelling is wrong tense as per the intended meaning
D. outspoken enough that she may repel
after enough the sentence should have followed "to", so incorrect
E. outspoken enough as for repelling
verb+ing is incorrectly used-incorrect
(A) wins
young lady so outspoken as to repel any readers expecting the sweet-natured heroine typical of English novels.
A. so outspoken as to repel
hold
B. so outspoken she would have repelled
wrong tense;so outspoken and she would.... has no connectors/pronoun in between -incorrect
C. so outspoken that she would be repelling
would be repelling is wrong tense as per the intended meaning
D. outspoken enough that she may repel
after enough the sentence should have followed "to", so incorrect
E. outspoken enough as for repelling
verb+ing is incorrectly used-incorrect
(A) wins
09 Aug 2012, 23:31
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So adjective as to is the correct idiom and concise . So A is correct;
So that she would be repelling is verbose; so C isn’t contending
So that she would be repelling is verbose; so C isn’t contending
