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20 Jul 2015, 23:03
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The United States had never previously experienced so many electoral disputes at once as it had in the storied 1876 presidential election, in which Rutherford B. Hayes was ultimately named the winner.
(A) so many electoral disputes at once as it had in
(B) at once as many electoral disputes as
(C) at once as many electoral disputes that there were with
(D) as many electoral disputes at once as it experienced in
(E) as many electoral disputes at once as it had experienced in
(A) so many electoral disputes at once as it had in
(B) at once as many electoral disputes as
(C) at once as many electoral disputes that there were with
(D) as many electoral disputes at once as it experienced in
(E) as many electoral disputes at once as it had experienced in
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21 Jul 2015, 05:22
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The United States had never previously experienced so many electoral disputes at once as it had in the storied 1876 presidential election, in which Rutherford B. Hayes was ultimately named the winner.
(A) so many electoral disputes at once as it had in
Incorrect. No need for past perfect here as the sentence does not have another action before which this happened.
(B) at once as many electoral disputes as
Incorrect. Illogical comparison.
(C) at once as many electoral disputes that there were with
Incorrect. as many...that. Should be "as many...as"
(D) as many electoral disputes at once as it experienced in
Correct.
(E) as many electoral disputes at once as it had experienced in
Incorrect. Similar to A, no need for past perfect.
(A) so many electoral disputes at once as it had in
Incorrect. No need for past perfect here as the sentence does not have another action before which this happened.
(B) at once as many electoral disputes as
Incorrect. Illogical comparison.
(C) at once as many electoral disputes that there were with
Incorrect. as many...that. Should be "as many...as"
(D) as many electoral disputes at once as it experienced in
Correct.
(E) as many electoral disputes at once as it had experienced in
Incorrect. Similar to A, no need for past perfect.
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21 Jul 2015, 06:53
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mashinaliahmed
Hi
the two points the Q tests on-
1) as many ... as..is the correct idiom
2) there are two actions ,one earlier than the second 1876 election, so 1st portion will be in past perfect whereas the second will be in simple past
only D fits in
