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People are usually quick to admit that they don’t remember specific information such as names, dates or faces, but they rarely acknowledge that these lapses may indicate the onset of significant memory problems.
(A) but they rarely acknowledge that these lapses may indicate the onset of significant memory problems.
(B) yet rarely does one acknowledge the possibility of significant memory problems.
(C) but not the possibility of serious memory problems.
(D) still we don’t usually acknowledge the fact that this may indicate possible serious memory problems.
(E) and they don’t seem to realize that this may indicate the onset of significant memory problems.
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(A) but they rarely acknowledge that these lapses may indicate the onset of significant memory problems.
(B) yet rarely does one acknowledge the possibility of significant memory problems.
(C) but not the possibility of serious memory problems.
(D) still we don’t usually acknowledge the fact that this may indicate possible serious memory problems.
(E) and they don’t seem to realize that this may indicate the onset of significant memory problems.
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07 May 2017, 01:37
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There are two contrasting ideas here
1. They quickly acknowledge that they don't remember specific information.
2. They rarely accept that this might have may indicate the onset of significant memory problems.
(A) but they rarely acknowledge that these lapses may indicate the onset of significant memory problems. Correct, clearly tells the meaning and keep the || in the sentence.
(B) yet rarely does one acknowledge the possibility of significant memory problems. Who is this one? We should use they or them for people.
(C) but not the possibility of serious memory problems. Grammatically no ||
(D) still we don’t usually acknowledge the fact that this may indicate possible serious memory problems.: Who is we? We are talking people in general, so we should refer to people by they or them, not we.
(E) and they don’t seem to realize that this may indicate the onset of significant memory problems. : No contrast shown
1. They quickly acknowledge that they don't remember specific information.
2. They rarely accept that this might have may indicate the onset of significant memory problems.
(A) but they rarely acknowledge that these lapses may indicate the onset of significant memory problems. Correct, clearly tells the meaning and keep the || in the sentence.
(B) yet rarely does one acknowledge the possibility of significant memory problems. Who is this one? We should use they or them for people.
(C) but not the possibility of serious memory problems. Grammatically no ||
(D) still we don’t usually acknowledge the fact that this may indicate possible serious memory problems.: Who is we? We are talking people in general, so we should refer to people by they or them, not we.
(E) and they don’t seem to realize that this may indicate the onset of significant memory problems. : No contrast shown
07 May 2017, 06:22
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People are usually quick to admit that they don’t remember specific information such as names, dates or faces, but they rarely acknowledge that these lapses may indicate the onset of significant memory problems.
(A) but they rarely acknowledge that these lapses may indicate the onset of significant memory problems. (Correct)
(B) yet rarely does one acknowledge the possibility of significant memory problems. (one has no clear referent)
(C) but not the possibility of serious memory problems. (Second part of the sentence should have main subject and verb)
(D) still we don’t usually acknowledge the fact that this may indicate possible serious memory problems. (Wrong usage of we)
(E) and they don’t seem to realize that this may indicate the onset of significant memory problems. (And does not show contrast between two sentences)
Kudos please if you like my explanation!
(A) but they rarely acknowledge that these lapses may indicate the onset of significant memory problems. (Correct)
(B) yet rarely does one acknowledge the possibility of significant memory problems. (one has no clear referent)
(C) but not the possibility of serious memory problems. (Second part of the sentence should have main subject and verb)
(D) still we don’t usually acknowledge the fact that this may indicate possible serious memory problems. (Wrong usage of we)
(E) and they don’t seem to realize that this may indicate the onset of significant memory problems. (And does not show contrast between two sentences)
Kudos please if you like my explanation!
