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Updated on: 29 Jun 2013, 00:49
Originally posted by guerrero25 on 27 Jun 2013, 15:20.
Last edited by guerrero25 on 29 Jun 2013, 00:49, edited 1 time in total.
Last edited by guerrero25 on 29 Jun 2013, 00:49, edited 1 time in total.
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Unlike 50 years ago, women in today’s world may choose to juggle a career and a family.
(A)Unlike 50 years ago, women in today’s world
(B)Unlike 50 years ago, today’s women
(C)Women today, opposed to 50 years ago
(D)Unlike their counterparts 50 years ago, women today
(E)Opposed to their counterparts 50 years ago, today’s women
(A)Unlike 50 years ago, women in today’s world
(B)Unlike 50 years ago, today’s women
(C)Women today, opposed to 50 years ago
(D)Unlike their counterparts 50 years ago, women today
(E)Opposed to their counterparts 50 years ago, today’s women
guerrero25
IMO: D
LIKE AND UNLIKE ==> THEY ALWAYS COMPARE COMPARABLE NOUNS OR NOUN PHRASES OR PRONOUNS.
A)Unlike 50 years ago, women in today’s world( 50 YEARS IS COMPARED TO WOMEN)==>WRONG
(B)Unlike 50 years ago, today’s women(SAME AS OPTION A)===> WRONG
(C)Women today, opposed to 50 years ago( AGAIN WRONG COMPARISON AND AWKWORD CONSTRUCTION)
(D)Unlike their counterparts 50 years ago, women today(CORRECT==>WOMEN COUNTERPARTS ARE COMPARED TO WOMEN +BOTH ARE NOUN)
(E)Opposed to their counterparts 50 years ago, today’s women(CORRECT IDIOM IS "AS OPPOSED TO")==>INCORRECT
27 Jun 2013, 15:58
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IMO answer is D
A and B don't compare similar elements.
C is a fragment - No verb.
E - does not represent the intended contrast
A and B don't compare similar elements.
C is a fragment - No verb.
E - does not represent the intended contrast
