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24 Nov 2010, 12:05
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Neither the director nor the investors in Sunset III predictss that it will earn more money than the other two “Sunset” films
Neither the director nor the investors in Sunset III predicts
Neither the investors in Sunset III nor its director predicts
The director of Sunset III, along with its investors, predict
Neither the investors nor the director of Sunset III predicts
Of Sunset III, neither the director not the investors predict
Neither the director nor the investors in Sunset III predicts
Neither the investors in Sunset III nor its director predicts
The director of Sunset III, along with its investors, predict
Neither the investors nor the director of Sunset III predicts
Of Sunset III, neither the director not the investors predict
24 Nov 2010, 13:18
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A – The verb should be predict in line with the plurality of the nearest subject – investors
C – The director is the subject and predict is the verb --wrong
E. Of sunset III neither the director not (is it nor or not? Any typo) the investors predict is poorly structured.
Between B and D the only difference is the placement of the -in Sunset III - and -of sunset III-. Logically I feel that the inventors should not be separated from the Sunset III to make clear that they are investors who are particular to the investment in the film and not any general investors. Please note that the director is duly tied to the film with possessive pronoun –his- in Choice B. Hence B is logically better constructed than D. B is the choice
C – The director is the subject and predict is the verb --wrong
E. Of sunset III neither the director not (is it nor or not? Any typo) the investors predict is poorly structured.
Between B and D the only difference is the placement of the -in Sunset III - and -of sunset III-. Logically I feel that the inventors should not be separated from the Sunset III to make clear that they are investors who are particular to the investment in the film and not any general investors. Please note that the director is duly tied to the film with possessive pronoun –his- in Choice B. Hence B is logically better constructed than D. B is the choice
General Discussion
24 Nov 2010, 23:10
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daagh
The same reason could be given to director, which is close to film sunsetIII in option D.
wouldn't it be right to say " investor of" and " director of" sunsetIII.
