jatinrai wrote:
Never before had the gardening crew harvested so many carrots at once as it had in the fall of 2006.
A. so many carrots at once as it had in
B. at once as many carrots as
C. so many carrots at once as that it had gardened in
D. as many carrots at once as it did in
E. so many carrots at once as it did in
It's a silly question but I am struggling with SC a lot.
Though I chose the correct answer, my question is that isn't
it referring to
carrots?
All the options had it so I looked for other issues and D maintained the form
as many as so I chose D.
But can someone please explain what
it is referring back to?
Thanks in advance!
It is singular - - - > check for any singular entity that can logically refer to it--->gardening crew? - - - > try to replace the antecedent in place of pronoun - - - > makes sense - - - > yeah!
Thank you =Kudos
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