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25 Apr 2018, 03:29
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People shopping in computer hardware stores, unlike in grocery stores, rarely make whimsical purchases, not buying a pair of headphones and a mouse when they come in for a hard drive, but they leave with a hard drive only.
A in grocery stores, rarely make whimsical purchases, not buying a pair of headphones and a mouse when they come in for a hard drive, but they leave with a hard drive only.
B in grocery stores, make rarely whimsical purchases; someone who comes in for a hard drive will leave with a hard drive only and not also buy a pair of headphones and a mouse as well
C those in grocery stores, rarely make whimsical purchases, do not buy a pair of headphones and a mouse when they come in for a hard drive, but leave with only a hard drive
D those in grocery stores, rarely make whimsical purchases; someone who comes in for a hard drive will leave with a hard drive only and not buy a pair of headphones and a mouse as well
E grocery stores, make rarely whimsical purchases; someone will not buy a pair of headphones and a mouse when they come in for a hard drive but will leave with only a hard drive
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A in grocery stores, rarely make whimsical purchases, not buying a pair of headphones and a mouse when they come in for a hard drive, but they leave with a hard drive only.
B in grocery stores, make rarely whimsical purchases; someone who comes in for a hard drive will leave with a hard drive only and not also buy a pair of headphones and a mouse as well
C those in grocery stores, rarely make whimsical purchases, do not buy a pair of headphones and a mouse when they come in for a hard drive, but leave with only a hard drive
D those in grocery stores, rarely make whimsical purchases; someone who comes in for a hard drive will leave with a hard drive only and not buy a pair of headphones and a mouse as well
E grocery stores, make rarely whimsical purchases; someone will not buy a pair of headphones and a mouse when they come in for a hard drive but will leave with only a hard drive
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25 Apr 2018, 06:02
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A, B and E are out because here comparison is between people in computer hardware stores and people in grocery stores.
Left with C and D.
C is out because we have two verbs and one subject.
Answer is D.
Left with C and D.
C is out because we have two verbs and one subject.
Answer is D.
13 May 2018, 23:19
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Comparison be people shopping in hardware stores and people shopping in grocery stores
So A,Band E are out
Be C and D
C- do not buy phrase -not sure to whom it is referring to(ppl in hardware or people in grocery) so not correct
D- usaGe of semicolon correctly separes two clauses and make sentence meaning wise correct.part after semicolon correctly elaborate the intent of sentence
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So A,Band E are out
Be C and D
C- do not buy phrase -not sure to whom it is referring to(ppl in hardware or people in grocery) so not correct
D- usaGe of semicolon correctly separes two clauses and make sentence meaning wise correct.part after semicolon correctly elaborate the intent of sentence
Give kudos if it helps
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