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The reporter Shepard Smith regards President Obama to be a spendthrift rather than a financial planner, and so, he published Obama’s voting history on tax cuts and spending bills.
(A) regards President Obama to be a spendthrift rather than
(B) regards President Obama as being a spendthrift instead of
(C) considers President Obama a spendthrift rather than
(D) considers President Obama to be a spendthrift instead of
(E) considers President Obama as being a spendthrift rather than
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(A) regards President Obama to be a spendthrift rather than
(B) regards President Obama as being a spendthrift instead of
(C) considers President Obama a spendthrift rather than
(D) considers President Obama to be a spendthrift instead of
(E) considers President Obama as being a spendthrift rather than
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18 Jan 2011, 23:24
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Going by the test of idiom that the verb ‘consider’ needs no additives, the right answer is a straight C; regards to be, regards as being, considers to be, considers as being etc used in the other choices are unidiomatic.
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"Consider" doen't need more words.
"Consider" doen't need more words.
