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13 Mar 2023, 01:30
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Unlike writing for magazines, where editors have days, even weeks, to edit copy and proofread, newspaper editors work on daily deadlines.
(A) Unlike writing for magazines, where editors have days, even weeks, to edit copy and proofread, newspaper editors work on daily deadlines
(B) Unlike writing for magazines, for which editors have days, even weeks, to edit copy and proofread, newspaper editors work on daily deadlines
(C) Unlike magazine editors, where they have days, even weeks, to edit copy and proofread, newspaper editors work on daily deadlines
(D) Unlike editing magazines, a task for which editors have days, even weeks, to edit copy and proofread, newspaper editors work on daily deadlines
(E) Unlike magazine editors, who have days, even weeks, to edit copy and proofread, newspaper editors work on daily deadlines
(A) Unlike writing for magazines, where editors have days, even weeks, to edit copy and proofread, newspaper editors work on daily deadlines
(B) Unlike writing for magazines, for which editors have days, even weeks, to edit copy and proofread, newspaper editors work on daily deadlines
(C) Unlike magazine editors, where they have days, even weeks, to edit copy and proofread, newspaper editors work on daily deadlines
(D) Unlike editing magazines, a task for which editors have days, even weeks, to edit copy and proofread, newspaper editors work on daily deadlines
(E) Unlike magazine editors, who have days, even weeks, to edit copy and proofread, newspaper editors work on daily deadlines
13 Mar 2023, 04:27
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Unlike writing for magazines, where editors have days, even weeks, to edit copy and proofread, newspaper editors work on daily deadlines.
(A) Unlike writing for magazines, where editors have days, even weeks, to edit copy and proofread, newspaper editors work on daily deadlines
Wrong Comparison. We need to compare "writing for magazines" with "writing for newspapers"
(B) Unlike writing for magazines, for which editors have days, even weeks, to edit copy and proofread, newspaper editors work on daily deadlines
Same as A
(C) Unlike magazine editors, where they have days, even weeks, to edit copy and proofread, newspaper editors work on daily deadlines
We need "who" rather than "where"
(D) Unlike editing magazines, a task for which editors have days, even weeks, to edit copy and proofread, newspaper editors work on daily deadlines
Same as A
(E) Unlike magazine editors, who have days, even weeks, to edit copy and proofread, newspaper editors work on daily deadlines
(A) Unlike writing for magazines, where editors have days, even weeks, to edit copy and proofread, newspaper editors work on daily deadlines
Wrong Comparison. We need to compare "writing for magazines" with "writing for newspapers"
(B) Unlike writing for magazines, for which editors have days, even weeks, to edit copy and proofread, newspaper editors work on daily deadlines
Same as A
(C) Unlike magazine editors, where they have days, even weeks, to edit copy and proofread, newspaper editors work on daily deadlines
We need "who" rather than "where"
(D) Unlike editing magazines, a task for which editors have days, even weeks, to edit copy and proofread, newspaper editors work on daily deadlines
Same as A
(E) Unlike magazine editors, who have days, even weeks, to edit copy and proofread, newspaper editors work on daily deadlines
13 Mar 2023, 08:18
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The question can be solved if we take care of comparison and relative pronouns; we compare like things such as magazines to newspapers, but not magazines to editors.The pronoun "who" is used for people not things whereas "where" is used for places.
