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Most people know what an eclipse is and have heard the terms “solar eclipse” and “lunar eclipse”; yet, most people could not explain how their different.
(A) how their different
(B) them differently to others
(C) the difference between them
(D) why the difference
(E) how their different from each other
(A) how their different
(B) them differently to others
(C) the difference between them
(D) why the difference
(E) how their different from each other
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A. clearly incorrect ("their" is wrong)
B.They need to explain the terms... Not explain them differently.
C. Correct.
D. Need not explain "why" the diff.
E."their" is incorrect.
Ans. C
B.They need to explain the terms... Not explain them differently.
C. Correct.
D. Need not explain "why" the diff.
E."their" is incorrect.
Ans. C
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Most people know what an eclipse is and have heard the terms “solar eclipse” and “lunar eclipse”; yet, most people could not explain how their different.
(A) howtheir different
(B) them differently to others
(C) the difference between them
(D) why the difference
(E) howtheir different from each other
Their is singular pronoun. While the difference is to be distinguished between Two eclipse type - solar and lunar eclipse. Eliminate A and E
In D, ........yet, most people could not explain why the difference difference among whom? The statement is ambiguous and unclear. (Incorrect)
In B, ........yet, most people could not explain them differently to others. the difference to be told is between eclipse type not mentioning the type differently to others. Changing meaning (Incorrect)
C is correct.
........yet, most people could not explain the difference between them yes the passage intends to show difference between two eclipse.
Answer is C
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(A) how
(B) them differently to others
(C) the difference between them
(D) why the difference
(E) how
Their is singular pronoun. While the difference is to be distinguished between Two eclipse type - solar and lunar eclipse. Eliminate A and E
In D, ........yet, most people could not explain why the difference difference among whom? The statement is ambiguous and unclear. (Incorrect)
In B, ........yet, most people could not explain them differently to others. the difference to be told is between eclipse type not mentioning the type differently to others. Changing meaning (Incorrect)
C is correct.
........yet, most people could not explain the difference between them yes the passage intends to show difference between two eclipse.
Answer is C
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