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08 Jan 2006, 17:33
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1. items these days because he or she realizes that frivolous gadgets are often cheaply made.
A) The typical holiday shopper, although seduced by row upon row of novelty gifts, tend to purchase more practical
B) As a typical holiday shopper, the tendency to purchase row upon row of novelty gifts is won over by the purchase of more practical
C) Typically, the holiday shopper who is attracted to novelty gifts tends to remain practical with
D) The typical holiday shopper, although seduced by row upon row of novelty gifts, tends to purchase more practical
E) The typical holiday shopper, although seduced by row upon row of novelty gifts, tends to purchase the most practical
2. Despite the legal arguments of the new housing project before it adjourned.
A) Robert and I, the zoning board approved
B) Robert and I, the zoning board had approved
C) Robert and me, the zoning board approved
D) Robert and me, the zoning board had approved
E) Robert and me the zoning board approved
3.The minister of justice .
A) wants to try a fix of the country's very unique court system.
B) wants to try to fix the country's most unique court system
C) wants to try and fix the country's unique court system
D) wants to try to fix the country's unique court system
E) wants to try and fix the country's very unique court system
4. found that the files had been tampered with.
A) Trying to find the reason for a discrepancy in the records, he
B) Trying to find a discrepancy in the records, he
C) As he was trying to find a discrepancy in the records, he
D) Having tried to find the reason for a discrepancy in the records, he had
E) Since he is trying to find the reason for a discrepancy in the records, he
OA to follow..
A) The typical holiday shopper, although seduced by row upon row of novelty gifts, tend to purchase more practical
B) As a typical holiday shopper, the tendency to purchase row upon row of novelty gifts is won over by the purchase of more practical
C) Typically, the holiday shopper who is attracted to novelty gifts tends to remain practical with
D) The typical holiday shopper, although seduced by row upon row of novelty gifts, tends to purchase more practical
E) The typical holiday shopper, although seduced by row upon row of novelty gifts, tends to purchase the most practical
2. Despite the legal arguments of the new housing project before it adjourned.
A) Robert and I, the zoning board approved
B) Robert and I, the zoning board had approved
C) Robert and me, the zoning board approved
D) Robert and me, the zoning board had approved
E) Robert and me the zoning board approved
3.The minister of justice .
A) wants to try a fix of the country's very unique court system.
B) wants to try to fix the country's most unique court system
C) wants to try and fix the country's unique court system
D) wants to try to fix the country's unique court system
E) wants to try and fix the country's very unique court system
4. found that the files had been tampered with.
A) Trying to find the reason for a discrepancy in the records, he
B) Trying to find a discrepancy in the records, he
C) As he was trying to find a discrepancy in the records, he
D) Having tried to find the reason for a discrepancy in the records, he had
E) Since he is trying to find the reason for a discrepancy in the records, he
OA to follow..
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08 Jan 2006, 19:16
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Here are my answers..
1 C: Short and concise. Do we really need row upon row? Thats the confusion if I should choose D vs C.
2 D I/me for subj/obj and had approved before it adjourned.
3 D try to is more idiomatic. Dont need the word very in front of unique. Redundant word?
4 A. All other choices seem wrong. B and C change meaning of the sentence from reason for a discrepancy to discrepancy directly. D goes having ... had.. and again had in the last clause. E looks completely awkward..
What is OA?
1 C: Short and concise. Do we really need row upon row? Thats the confusion if I should choose D vs C.
2 D I/me for subj/obj and had approved before it adjourned.
3 D try to is more idiomatic. Dont need the word very in front of unique. Redundant word?
4 A. All other choices seem wrong. B and C change meaning of the sentence from reason for a discrepancy to discrepancy directly. D goes having ... had.. and again had in the last clause. E looks completely awkward..
What is OA?
08 Jan 2006, 20:11
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1. D. There is the tense problem in original sentence. D corrects it straightforward. I'm confused between C and D also, but I would choose D.
2. D. Robert and me and past perfect tense because had approved before...
3. D the same logic as willget800
4. A.
B, C and E different meaning. D tense problem.
2. D. Robert and me and past perfect tense because had approved before...
3. D the same logic as willget800
4. A.
B, C and E different meaning. D tense problem.
