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11 Apr 2013, 00:41
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Much like the nobility of old, historians maintain that today's royalty is concerned primarily with the accoutrements of wealth and power.
A. Much like the nobility of old, historians maintain that today's royalty
B. Today's royalty, much like the nobility of old, it is maintained by historians,
C. Much like the nobility of old, historians maintain today's royalty
D.Historians maintain that today's royalty, much like the nobility of old,
E.Historians maintain, today's royalty, much like the nobility of old,
A. Much like the nobility of old, historians maintain that today's royalty
B. Today's royalty, much like the nobility of old, it is maintained by historians,
C. Much like the nobility of old, historians maintain today's royalty
D.Historians maintain that today's royalty, much like the nobility of old,
E.Historians maintain, today's royalty, much like the nobility of old,
11 Apr 2013, 01:05
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One cue in some choices here is the use of the connector ‘that” proper comparison; ‘Historians maintain that today's royalty’ is vastly different from historians maintain today's royalty’. Now case by case
A. Much like the nobility of old, historians maintain that today's royalty ----- faulty comparison, nobility compared with historians
B. Today's royalty, much like the nobility of old, it is maintained by historians, ---- the pronoun it is grammatically redundant; also distorted meaning the royalty is maintained by the historians
C. Much like the nobility of old, historians maintain today's royalty: the absence of connector implies that the historians maintain the royalty: Comparison too is faulty with nobility compared with historians
D.Historians maintain that today's royalty, much like the nobility of old, --- The best choice.
E. Historians maintain, today's royalty, much like the nobility of old, --- The phrase today’s royalty offset within commas renders it inessential; At best, the comma after maintain should have been dropped.
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A. Much like the nobility of old, historians maintain that today's royalty ----- faulty comparison, nobility compared with historians
B. Today's royalty, much like the nobility of old, it is maintained by historians, ---- the pronoun it is grammatically redundant; also distorted meaning the royalty is maintained by the historians
C. Much like the nobility of old, historians maintain today's royalty: the absence of connector implies that the historians maintain the royalty: Comparison too is faulty with nobility compared with historians
D.Historians maintain that today's royalty, much like the nobility of old, --- The best choice.
E. Historians maintain, today's royalty, much like the nobility of old, --- The phrase today’s royalty offset within commas renders it inessential; At best, the comma after maintain should have been dropped.
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11 Apr 2013, 01:57
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