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Re: On Earth, among the surest indications of sunspot cycles are [#permalink]
carlson2010 wrote:
I think it is E. C is close, but the placement of "On Earth" is awkward. It makes the sentence take on the meaning of something like, "On Earth, this is the surest indication, but on Mars it may be something else."


Carlson2010!

Do you know "their" in the final part of the sentence refer to "indications" or to "sunspot cycles"? I am very confused!
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Re: On Earth, among the surest indications of sunspot cycles are [#permalink]
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Yes E gave me some trouble. But I did not like 'earth of sunspot cycles'.
It is 'indications of sunspot cycles'.

ex: Students of United States high school XYZ...
In United States, students of high school XYZ...
I prefer 2nd one.
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Re: On Earth, among the surest indications of sunspot cycles are [#permalink]
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C.
Yes E gave me some trouble. But I did not like 'earth of sunspot cycles'.
It is 'indications of sunspot cycles'.

ex: Students of United States high school XYZ...
In United States, students of high school XYZ...
I prefer 2nd one.



Yeah, I can also give you some example of we should rule out the middle man like that to make the sentence clear. but this case it does not applicable. So I must seek other way to explain why E is correct!

sondenso wrote:
Do you know "their" in the final part of the sentence refer to "indications" or to "sunspot cycles"? I am very confused


But carlson2010 anwer make me one again confuse and still not understand why E is convincing OA!
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