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13 Oct 2020, 05:07
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Many consider Warren Buffett’s multibillion dollar gift to the Gates Foundation more significant than the endowments of Andrew Carnegie, who was a philanthropist around the turn of the previous century.
(A) who was a philanthropist around
(B) a philanthropist about
(C) who was a philanthropist who lived around
(D) who was a philanthropist living at
(E) a philanthropist from around
(A) who was a philanthropist around
(B) a philanthropist about
(C) who was a philanthropist who lived around
(D) who was a philanthropist living at
(E) a philanthropist from around
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Updated on: 14 Oct 2020, 07:07
Originally posted by naomimunitic2 on 13 Oct 2020, 09:34.
Last edited by naomimunitic2 on 14 Oct 2020, 07:07, edited 1 time in total.
Last edited by naomimunitic2 on 14 Oct 2020, 07:07, edited 1 time in total.
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C is correct...meaning he was at that time the philanthropist
14 Oct 2020, 04:56
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Many consider Warren Buffett’s multibillion dollar gift to the Gates Foundation more significant than the endowments of Andrew Carnegie, who was a philanthropist around the turn of the previous century.
It should be C .. A can't be correct as it means that AC was philanthropist only around the turn of the century , not in other times
Rest all doesn't make sense
(A) who was a philanthropist around
(B) a philanthropist about
(C) who was a philanthropist who lived around
(D) who was a philanthropist living at
(E) a philanthropist from around
It should be C .. A can't be correct as it means that AC was philanthropist only around the turn of the century , not in other times
Rest all doesn't make sense
(A) who was a philanthropist around
(B) a philanthropist about
(C) who was a philanthropist who lived around
(D) who was a philanthropist living at
(E) a philanthropist from around
