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07 Jan 2022, 05:00
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E
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80% (00:44) correct
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Like the hysteria that accompanied Elvis’s television debut, the Beatles created an uproar when the band arrived in America.
A. Like the hysteria that accompanied Elvis’s television debut
B. As with the hysteria accompanying Elvis’s television debut
C. Like the television debut of Elvis, which created hysteria
D. As it was with the television debut of Elvis, creating hysteria
E. Like Elvis, whose television debut was accompanied by hysteria
A. Like the hysteria that accompanied Elvis’s television debut
B. As with the hysteria accompanying Elvis’s television debut
C. Like the television debut of Elvis, which created hysteria
D. As it was with the television debut of Elvis, creating hysteria
E. Like Elvis, whose television debut was accompanied by hysteria
16 Jan 2022, 05:00
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Bunuel
OFFICIAL EXPLANATION
Answer: E.
In the original sentence, the initial modifier compares “hysteria” to “the Beatles.” In order to fix this error, you need to compare the Beatles to Elvis. The only choice that does this is choice E.
16 Jan 2022, 12:49
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I have a doubt here, why can’t option C be the right answer?
Is it because of the word created instead of accompanied? Or is there any other error?
Is it because of the word created instead of accompanied? Or is there any other error?
