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10 Oct 2008, 04:47
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It is possible that early American women’s rights leaders such as Lucretia Mott and Elizabeth Cady Stanton were borrowing their ideals from the women who had lived in the contemporary Iroquois Indian nations nearby.
A. were borrowing their ideals from the women who had lived
B. had borrowed their ideals from the women who had been living
C. borrowed their ideals from the women who lived
D. had been borrowing their ideals from the women who lived
E. borrowed their ideals from the women who had been living
A. were borrowing their ideals from the women who had lived
B. had borrowed their ideals from the women who had been living
C. borrowed their ideals from the women who lived
D. had been borrowing their ideals from the women who lived
E. borrowed their ideals from the women who had been living
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10 Oct 2008, 06:56
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A) were borrowing - not correct since there is no linkage to other continuous actions.
B) had borrowed.... had been living - not correct since both events: borrow ideals from live persons happened at the same time.
C) simple past tense > looks good for an answer.
D) had been borrowing - not correct since both events: borrow ideals from live persons happened at the same time.
E) had been living - not correct since both events: borrow ideals from live persons happened at the same time.
B) had borrowed.... had been living - not correct since both events: borrow ideals from live persons happened at the same time.
C) simple past tense > looks good for an answer.
D) had been borrowing - not correct since both events: borrow ideals from live persons happened at the same time.
E) had been living - not correct since both events: borrow ideals from live persons happened at the same time.
10 Oct 2008, 11:48
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Spot on.
OA is C.
This one was very diffcult for me because
General clarity wise , Grammar wise , Idiom wise , wordiness wise all the statements were sound.
The only thing different was their tenses.
How can you make out (especially in this one) which one is correct and which one is not.
B , D and E sound logical to me.
Is there any strategy or rules that you apply?
OA is C.
This one was very diffcult for me because
General clarity wise , Grammar wise , Idiom wise , wordiness wise all the statements were sound.
The only thing different was their tenses.
How can you make out (especially in this one) which one is correct and which one is not.
B , D and E sound logical to me.
Is there any strategy or rules that you apply?
