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Updated on: 08 Jan 2021, 02:56
Originally posted by bahruz1992 on 08 Jan 2021, 02:55.
Last edited by Bunuel on 08 Jan 2021, 02:56, edited 1 time in total.
Last edited by Bunuel on 08 Jan 2021, 02:56, edited 1 time in total.
Renamed the topic and edited the question.
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Prendhurst Public Library recently calculated that it has loaned 40 items that they do not expect return when due.
A. they do not expect return when
B. it does not expect return when it is
C. it does not expect will be returned when they are
D. returns are not expected to be made when
E. returns are not expected to be made when they will be
A. they do not expect return when
B. it does not expect return when it is
C. it does not expect will be returned when they are
D. returns are not expected to be made when
E. returns are not expected to be made when they will be
Can anyone help with broad explanation. I am especially curious why D is wrong
08 Jan 2021, 09:05
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I am curious, what is the source of this question? Even though has loaned might be acceptable, I would expect the more grammatically sound and traditional has lent or a slightly modified on loan (for loaned only). As for the question from the spoiler, bahruz1992, (D) is incorrect because returns are not due, but items. Choice (E) falls into a similar trap, although by adding an ambiguous they, the sentence could be referring to either items or returns in the end.
I hope that helps clarify the matter. Good luck with your studies.
- Andrew
08 Jan 2021, 14:38
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Prendhurst Public Library recently calculated
that it has loaned 40 items
that it does not expect will be returned when they are due.
A. they do not expect return when
B. it does not expect return when it is
C. it does not expect will be returned when they are
D. returns are not expected to be made when
E. returns are not expected to be made when they will be
it does not expect is correct and they do not expect is incorrect since Prendhurst Public Library is singular. A is OUT.
Since 40 items is plural, when they are due is correct and when it is due is incorrect. B is OUT
With that option C is best. D & E are OUT
IMO C
that it has loaned 40 items
that it does not expect will be returned when they are due.
A. they do not expect return when
B. it does not expect return when it is
C. it does not expect will be returned when they are
D. returns are not expected to be made when
E. returns are not expected to be made when they will be
it does not expect is correct and they do not expect is incorrect since Prendhurst Public Library is singular. A is OUT.
Since 40 items is plural, when they are due is correct and when it is due is incorrect. B is OUT
With that option C is best. D & E are OUT
IMO C
