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In addition to having more protein that meat does, the protein in Soya beans is higher in quality than that in meat
a. same b. the protein in Soya beans is higher in quality that it is in meat. c. Soya beans have protein of higher quality that that in meat d. Soya beans protein is higher in quality that it is in meat. e. Soya beans have protein higher in quality than meat.
Please provide some explaination with your findings. Thanks
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In addition to having more protein that meat does, the protein in Soya beans is higher in quality than that in meat
a. same b. the protein in Soya beans is higher in quality that it is in meat. c. Soya beans have protein of higher quality that that in meat d. Soya beans protein is higher in quality that it is in meat. e. Soya beans have protein higher in quality than meat.
Misplaced Modifier - the clause modifies soya bean and not the protein hence A, B and D are out.
Btw C & D - D compares protein and meat hence eliminate
In addition to having more protein that meat does, the protein in Soya beans is higher in quality than that in meat
a. the protein in Soya beans is higher in quality than that in meat b. the protein in Soya beans is higher in quality that it is in meat. c. Soya beans have protein of higher quality that that in meat d. Soya beans protein is higher in quality that it is in meat. e. Soya beans have protein higher in quality than meat.
Please provide some explaination with your findings. Thanks
In addition to having more protein that meat does, the protein in Soya beans is higher in quality than that in meat
a. same b. the protein in Soya beans is higher in quality that it is in meat. c. Soya beans have protein of higher quality that that in meat d. Soya beans protein is higher in quality that it is in meat. e. Soya beans have protein higher in quality than meat.
Please provide some explaination with your findings. Thanks
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It's C or E because "In addition to having more protein that meat does" modifies Soya beans. E compares protein with meat so it's not correct. (but we need to compare soya beans protein with meat protein)
So Answer is C
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