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05 Jun 2010, 01:56
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Religious beliefs of Thomas Hardy are debatable but, but no one can dispute his compelling literary genius exemplified by far from the madding crowd or Tess of the d'ubervilles.
A. but no one can dispute his compelling literary genius
B. but none can dispute his compelling literary genius
C. but not a one can dispute his compelling literary genius
D. but no person can dispute his compelling literary genius
E. but none can dispute to his compelling literary genius
This one is an interesting SC. It uses two buts side by side. Any comments.
A. but no one can dispute his compelling literary genius
B. but none can dispute his compelling literary genius
C. but not a one can dispute his compelling literary genius
D. but no person can dispute his compelling literary genius
E. but none can dispute to his compelling literary genius
This one is an interesting SC. It uses two buts side by side. Any comments.
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05 Jun 2010, 02:09
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IMO B.
I ignored the first BUT
In the introductory part, we have BELIEFS while the underlined part NO ONE shows some person, which is the problem. It is not compared corretly with the his literary genius
In E, dispute to is incorrect usage here. So, B.
I ignored the first BUT
In the introductory part, we have BELIEFS while the underlined part NO ONE shows some person, which is the problem. It is not compared corretly with the his literary genius
In E, dispute to is incorrect usage here. So, B.
05 Jun 2010, 02:20
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