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19 Mar 2009, 08:01
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The number of urban dwellers per square mile have grown from 100 to nearly 1000, a number that is about the population density of Gotham City's.
(A) have grown from 100 to nearly 1000, a number that is about the population density of Gotham City's
(B) have grown from 100 to nearly 1000, a number that is about Gotham City's population density
(C) have grown from 100 to nearly 1000, a number about the population density of Gotham City’s
(D) has grown from 100 to nearly 1000, a number about the population density of Gotham City
(E) has grown from 100 to nearly 1000, a number about Gotham City’s population density
(A) have grown from 100 to nearly 1000, a number that is about the population density of Gotham City's
(B) have grown from 100 to nearly 1000, a number that is about Gotham City's population density
(C) have grown from 100 to nearly 1000, a number about the population density of Gotham City’s
(D) has grown from 100 to nearly 1000, a number about the population density of Gotham City
(E) has grown from 100 to nearly 1000, a number about Gotham City’s population density
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19 Mar 2009, 08:53
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For me it is D.
The number goes with singular. Hence it should be The number of urban dwellers per square mile has grown .
Now we have two choices D and E. I will go with E as sentence witout possive case is more idiomatic than with possive case.
The number goes with singular. Hence it should be The number of urban dwellers per square mile has grown .
Now we have two choices D and E. I will go with E as sentence witout possive case is more idiomatic than with possive case.
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21 Mar 2009, 07:38
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I think D.
E would be right if it would have something like "...a number about Gotham City’s (increasing or growing) population density"
E would be right if it would have something like "...a number about Gotham City’s (increasing or growing) population density"
