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Manufacturers of a new exercise machine claim that it is much more comfortable to use than older machines and hence will encourage people to exercise for longer durations; however, their users state that they do not find the new machine any different from the older ones.
(A) longer durations; however, their users state that they do not find the new machine any different from
(B) longer durations; however, its users state that they do not find the new machine any different from
(C) longer durations; however, the users of this new machine state that they do not find the new machine any different than
(D) longer durations; nevertheless, their users state that they do not find the new machine any different from
(E) longer durations, however, their users state that they do not find the new machine any different than
(A) longer durations; however, their users state that they do not find the new machine any different from
(B) longer durations; however, its users state that they do not find the new machine any different from
(C) longer durations; however, the users of this new machine state that they do not find the new machine any different than
(D) longer durations; nevertheless, their users state that they do not find the new machine any different from
(E) longer durations, however, their users state that they do not find the new machine any different than
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Manufacturers of a new exercise machine claim that it is much more comfortable to use than older machines and hence will encourage people to exercise for longer durations; however, their users state that they do not find the new machine any different from the older ones.
(A) longer durations; however, their users state that they do not find the new machine any different from
"their" is referring to the "manufacturers" as in "the users of the manufacturers" which does not make sense. "Users" must be of the "new machine".
(B) longer durations; however, its users state that they do not find the new machine any different from
(C) longer durations; however, the users of this new machine state that they do not find the new machine any different than
Correct idiom is "different-from"
(D) longer durations; nevertheless, their users state that they do not find the new machine any different from
Same as A
(E) longer durations, however, their users state that they do not find the new machine any different than
Same as A and C
(A) longer durations; however, their users state that they do not find the new machine any different from
"their" is referring to the "manufacturers" as in "the users of the manufacturers" which does not make sense. "Users" must be of the "new machine".
(B) longer durations; however, its users state that they do not find the new machine any different from
(C) longer durations; however, the users of this new machine state that they do not find the new machine any different than
Correct idiom is "different-from"
(D) longer durations; nevertheless, their users state that they do not find the new machine any different from
Same as A
(E) longer durations, however, their users state that they do not find the new machine any different than
Same as A and C
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Manufacturers of a new exercise machine claim that it is much more comfortable to use than older machines and hence will encourage people to exercise for longer durations; however, their users state that they do not find the new machine any different from the older ones.
Split #1 a new machine = pronoun - its , ELIMINATE A D AND E
Split #2 different than and different from
Different than is unidiomatic, hence option B is correct
(A) longer durations; however, their users state that they do not find the new machine any different from uses their to refer a new machine
(B) longer durations; however, its users state that they do not find the new machine any different from - correct its, different from
(C) longer durations; however, the users of this new machine state that they do not find the new machine any different than - different than unidiomatic
(D) longer durations; nevertheless, their users state that they do not find the new machine any different from [/b]uses their to refer a new machine[/b]
(E) longer durations, however, their users state that they do not find the new machine any different than [/b]uses their to refer a new machine and different than is unidiomatic[/b]
Split #1 a new machine = pronoun - its , ELIMINATE A D AND E
Split #2 different than and different from
Different than is unidiomatic, hence option B is correct
(A) longer durations; however, their users state that they do not find the new machine any different from uses their to refer a new machine
(B) longer durations; however, its users state that they do not find the new machine any different from - correct its, different from
(C) longer durations; however, the users of this new machine state that they do not find the new machine any different than - different than unidiomatic
(D) longer durations; nevertheless, their users state that they do not find the new machine any different from [/b]uses their to refer a new machine[/b]
(E) longer durations, however, their users state that they do not find the new machine any different than [/b]uses their to refer a new machine and different than is unidiomatic[/b]
