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Unlike the speed with which the Silver Queen corn must be rushed to market soon after picking in order to preserve its sweetness, newly bred hardier varieties can retain their sweetness for 48 hours or more under refrigeration.
A) the speed with which the Silver Queen corn must be rushed to market soon after picking in order to preserve its sweetness,
B) Silver Queen corn, having to be rushed to market soon after it is picked to preserve its sweetness,
C) Silver Queen corn, which must be rushed to market soon after picking in order to preserve its sweetness,
D) Silver Queen corn, which, by rushing to market soon after picking, can preserve its sweetness,
E) the sweetness of Silver Queen, which can be preserved only by rushing it to market soon after picking,
A) the speed with which the Silver Queen corn must be rushed to market soon after picking in order to preserve its sweetness,
B) Silver Queen corn, having to be rushed to market soon after it is picked to preserve its sweetness,
C) Silver Queen corn, which must be rushed to market soon after picking in order to preserve its sweetness,
D) Silver Queen corn, which, by rushing to market soon after picking, can preserve its sweetness,
E) the sweetness of Silver Queen, which can be preserved only by rushing it to market soon after picking,
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27 Feb 2018, 09:36
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A is incorrect because you cannot make the comparison between the speed and the newly bed hardier varieties.
B is incorrect because we want a simple noun modifier. "Having" modifies an entire independent clause but whats before it is not an independent clause.
C is correct because it makes the correct comparison and uses an appropriate modifier.
D is incorrect because if you look at the modifier and eliminate the fluff, it is "which can preserve its sweetness" and that doesn't properly modify Silver Queen Corn.
E is incorrect because it incorrectly makes the comparison between the speed and the sweetness
B is incorrect because we want a simple noun modifier. "Having" modifies an entire independent clause but whats before it is not an independent clause.
C is correct because it makes the correct comparison and uses an appropriate modifier.
D is incorrect because if you look at the modifier and eliminate the fluff, it is "which can preserve its sweetness" and that doesn't properly modify Silver Queen Corn.
E is incorrect because it incorrectly makes the comparison between the speed and the sweetness
27 Feb 2018, 09:40
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30 s approach.
Unlike must always be followed by noun.
Understand what are we comparing-
Silver Queen corn,
and newly bred varieties.
only C and D pass above test; D is out because of meaning error.
Unlike must always be followed by noun.
Understand what are we comparing-
Silver Queen corn,
and newly bred varieties.
only C and D pass above test; D is out because of meaning error.
