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Three hundred guests is as many as even the most ambitious host or hostess should invite, and this number of guests is advisable only when circumstances actually demand it.
(A) as many as even
(B) so many as even
(C) so many that even
(D) as many that even
(E) even so many that
(A) as many as even
(B) so many as even
(C) so many that even
(D) as many that even
(E) even so many that
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guys, i think this should be easy for most of you. however, my issue is with the word not underlined that i've highlighted in bold. Is this really correct? to use "is" instead of "are"? i hope it's a typing error from princeton review. but i really think it's wrong. what do you guys think?
04 Mar 2008, 23:24
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My learning -
So X that Y
Should be generally should be used for cause and effect analysis.
So hungry that I could eat a ravana.
So tierd of gmat that I could shoot myself.
as many as
comapre some thing in equilibrium.
(as the question)
x invited 1000 guets as many as y would invite.
So X that Y
Should be generally should be used for cause and effect analysis.
So hungry that I could eat a ravana.
So tierd of gmat that I could shoot myself.
as many as
comapre some thing in equilibrium.
(as the question)
x invited 1000 guets as many as y would invite.
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24 Sep 2011, 07:46
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Three hundred guests is as many as even the most ambitious host or hostess should invite, and this number of guests is advisable only when circumstances actually demand it. …. Three hundred guests is? something has gone wrong. ‘Three hundred guests are’ is the correct SV agreement and even a many as is the correct idiom. Please check the source.
If this is trying to emulate the following example, then Pl see the difference for yourself.
If this is trying to emulate the following example, then Pl see the difference for yourself.
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