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The former president will be highly regarded as the Federal Reserve’s new financial advisor.
(A) will be highly regarded as the Federal Reserve’s new financial advisor
(B) will be in high regards as the Federal Reserve’s new financial advisor
(C) is regarded to do well as the new Federal Reserve’s financial advisor
(D) in his new role as the Federal Reserve’s financial advisor, is to be highly regarded
(E) will be held in high regards as the Federal Reserve's new financial advisor
(A) will be highly regarded as the Federal Reserve’s new financial advisor
(B) will be in high regards as the Federal Reserve’s new financial advisor
(C) is regarded to do well as the new Federal Reserve’s financial advisor
(D) in his new role as the Federal Reserve’s financial advisor, is to be highly regarded
(E) will be held in high regards as the Federal Reserve's new financial advisor
Moderator Note: This question as originally posted contained errors in options that have been corrected.
03 Jan 2011, 10:26
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Is ' A' logical? The term ‘regard’ can be used in two meanings. The first one is that when we regard somebody we mean to say that we respect somebody. Second one, when we say regarded as, we mean to say we consider. E.g.: Franklin R is regarded as one of the best U.S Presidents ever.
The ‘regarded’ can be done only after some time or at the end of a tenure. You can’t pre-emptively say he will be highly regarded as at the beginning of a new role. So A is unlikely to be a logical expression. C is the only logically befitting one, in which, ‘is regarded’ is meant to say ‘is expected’
The ‘regarded’ can be done only after some time or at the end of a tenure. You can’t pre-emptively say he will be highly regarded as at the beginning of a new role. So A is unlikely to be a logical expression. C is the only logically befitting one, in which, ‘is regarded’ is meant to say ‘is expected’
03 Jan 2011, 11:05
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Is e supposed to have "hold" or is that a typo? Holding someone in high regard (without an s) makes sense... Where is this q from?
Re c - regarded to sounds plain weird - will you ever say: my friend is regarded to do well in the exam. Instead of expected to do well?
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Re c - regarded to sounds plain weird - will you ever say: my friend is regarded to do well in the exam. Instead of expected to do well?
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