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In what became the most tragic rail accident in Papua New Guinea history, on July 29, 1992, three times as many passengers were dead as would later be dead at the hospice.
A. passengers were dead as
B. passengers were dead than
C. passengers were dead than those who
D. more passengers were dead as there
E. more passengers were dead as those who
A. passengers were dead as
B. passengers were dead than
C. passengers were dead than those who
D. more passengers were dead as there
E. more passengers were dead as those who
07 Nov 2017, 10:49
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Its an idiom question.As many X as Y is the correct idiom.Many more is not needed.only many is needed.E is unnecessarily wordy.Hence its A
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In what became the most tragic rail accident in Papua New Guinea history, on July 29, 1992, three times as many passengers were dead as would later be dead at the hospice.
A. passengers were dead as (correct)
B. passengers were dead than (as many.....as is the correct idiom)
C. passengers were dead than those who (Same as B)
D. more passengers were dead as there (Same as B)
E. more passengers were dead as those who (Same as B)
A. passengers were dead as (correct)
B. passengers were dead than (as many.....as is the correct idiom)
C. passengers were dead than those who (Same as B)
D. more passengers were dead as there (Same as B)
E. more passengers were dead as those who (Same as B)
