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Ten times as many frog species inhabit the Amazonian rainforests as in the Australian forests
(A) as in
(B) as inhabit
(C) than are inhabitants of
(D) than does
(E) as opposed to in
(A) as in
(B) as inhabit
(C) than are inhabitants of
(D) than does
(E) as opposed to in
24 May 2018, 23:59
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Answer should be B
Using the idiom "as many X as Y" we can cut off choices C and D.
Since "as many" is followed by frog species we should follow the same for maintaining parallelism. Among the answers left over B seems to be the correct answer
Using the idiom "as many X as Y" we can cut off choices C and D.
Since "as many" is followed by frog species we should follow the same for maintaining parallelism. Among the answers left over B seems to be the correct answer
25 May 2018, 03:27
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Ten times as many frog species inhabit the Amazonian rainforests as in the Australian forests
(A) as in
(B) as inhabit
(C) than are inhabitants of
(D) than does
(E) as opposed to in
(A) as in
(B) as inhabit
(C) than are inhabitants of
(D) than does
(E) as opposed to in
