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Updated on: 08 Jan 2019, 06:07
Originally posted by sumisachan on 08 Jan 2019, 06:03.
Last edited by Bunuel on 08 Jan 2019, 06:07, edited 1 time in total.
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Psychologists have attributed the strange behaviour of teenagers to everything from having a rash behaviour, which has never been explained, to their irresponsibility.
A. having a rash behaviour, which has never been explained,
B. having a rash behaviour, which was never explained,
C. their rash behaviour, for which there has never been an explanation,
D. their rash behaviour, which was never been explained,
E. having rash behaviour, for which there has never been an explanation,
A. having a rash behaviour, which has never been explained,
B. having a rash behaviour, which was never explained,
C. their rash behaviour, for which there has never been an explanation,
D. their rash behaviour, which was never been explained,
E. having rash behaviour, for which there has never been an explanation,
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Correct Idiom is From X to Y. X and Y should be parallel.
D maintains the parallelism. Hence, D is the answer
D maintains the parallelism. Hence, D is the answer
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Idiom is maintained in case of C as well. Why is C incorrect?
