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01 Dec 2013, 09:55
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45% (00:52) correct
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Molly would like to go with her friends to the concert than going to the sales convention with her parents.
a) Molly would like to go with her friends to the concert than
b) It would have more appeal for Molly in going to the concert with her friends than
c) Going with her friends to the concert would Molly like more than to
d) Molly would rather go to the concert with her friends instead of
e) Molly would be more pleased for going with her friends to the concert than
OPEN DISCUSSION OF THIS QUESTION IS HERE: molly-would-like-to-go-with-her-friends-to-the-concert-than-going-to-232562.html
a) Molly would like to go with her friends to the concert than
b) It would have more appeal for Molly in going to the concert with her friends than
c) Going with her friends to the concert would Molly like more than to
d) Molly would rather go to the concert with her friends instead of
e) Molly would be more pleased for going with her friends to the concert than
OPEN DISCUSSION OF THIS QUESTION IS HERE: molly-would-like-to-go-with-her-friends-to-the-concert-than-going-to-232562.html
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01 Dec 2013, 21:57
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Could you please post the source of this question and also OE? I was stuck between A& E but still could not decide. I was surpized to see OA as D which seems grammatically unusual.
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01 Dec 2013, 22:26
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I got to D purely through elimination but agree that it sounds very unusual - the use of 'rather' and 'instead of' in the same sentence. What's the source of this question?
