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22 Jan 2021, 01:41
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Study the ancient fighting art of Hapkido and you will learn to avoid directly matching your strength against your opponent's.
(A) your strength against your opponent's.
(B) yours against your opponent.
(C) your strength against your opponent.
(D) your strength with your opponent.
(E) your opponent's strength against one's own.
(A) your strength against your opponent's.
(B) yours against your opponent.
(C) your strength against your opponent.
(D) your strength with your opponent.
(E) your opponent's strength against one's own.
23 Jan 2021, 10:10
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Study the ancient fighting art of Hapkido and you will learn to avoid directly matching your strength against your opponent's.
(A) your strength against your opponent's. Correct answer - no apparent errors.
(B) yours against your opponent. Possessive "yours" is incorrectly compared to "opponent". Eliminate.
(C) your strength against your opponent. "strength" is incorrectly compared to "opponent". Eliminate.
(D) your strength with your opponent. Same error as in (C). Eliminate.
(E) your opponent's strength against one's own. "your" is not parallel to "one's" - we should used "your own". Eliminate.
Hope this helps.
(A) your strength against your opponent's. Correct answer - no apparent errors.
(B) yours against your opponent. Possessive "yours" is incorrectly compared to "opponent". Eliminate.
(C) your strength against your opponent. "strength" is incorrectly compared to "opponent". Eliminate.
(D) your strength with your opponent. Same error as in (C). Eliminate.
(E) your opponent's strength against one's own. "your" is not parallel to "one's" - we should used "your own". Eliminate.
Hope this helps.
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