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18 Nov 2018, 07:00
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Religious beliefs of Thomas Hardy are debatable, but no one can dispute in his compelling literary genius exemplified by far from the madding crowd or Tess of the d'ubervilles.
A. but no one can dispute in 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
A. but no one can dispute in 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
18 Nov 2018, 07:19
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A. but no one can dispute in his compelling literary genius
dispute in his compelling......wrong meaning and awkward usage
B. but none can dispute his compelling literary genius ........correct option
C. but not a one can dispute his compelling literary genius
not a one...wrong usage
D. but no person can dispute his compelling literary genius
unnecessary addition of person.....However close contestant with B. Better option is B
E. but none can dispute to his compelling literary genius
dispute to his compelling literary genius changes the meaning....incorrect option
general usage is 'dispute over something'
here IMO Correct option is B
dispute in his compelling......wrong meaning and awkward usage
B. but none can dispute his compelling literary genius ........correct option
C. but not a one can dispute his compelling literary genius
not a one...wrong usage
D. but no person can dispute his compelling literary genius
unnecessary addition of person.....However close contestant with B. Better option is B
E. but none can dispute to his compelling literary genius
dispute to his compelling literary genius changes the meaning....incorrect option
general usage is 'dispute over something'
here IMO Correct option is B
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