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It has been observed that the wail of a child under stress or its exuberant elation, though unrelated, emanate from the same origin.
(A) the wail of a child under stress or its exuberant elation, though unrelated, emanate
(B) the wail of a child under stress and its exuberant elation, though unrelated, emanates
(C) though unrelated, the wail of a child under stress or its exuberant elation, emanate
(D) the exuberant elation of a child or its wail under stress, though unrelated, emanates
(E) the exuberant elation of a child or its wail under stress, though unrelated, emanate
(A) the wail of a child under stress or its exuberant elation, though unrelated, emanate
(B) the wail of a child under stress and its exuberant elation, though unrelated, emanates
(C) though unrelated, the wail of a child under stress or its exuberant elation, emanate
(D) the exuberant elation of a child or its wail under stress, though unrelated, emanates
(E) the exuberant elation of a child or its wail under stress, though unrelated, emanate
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26 Mar 2014, 21:48
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It has been observed that the wail of a child under stress or its exuberant elation, though unrelated, emanate from the same origin.
(A) the wail of a child under stress or its exuberant elation, though unrelated, emanate
singular, hence should be emanates
(B) the wail of a child under stress and its exuberant elation, though unrelated, emanates
Plural, should be emanate
(C) though unrelated, the wail of a child under stress or its exuberant elation, emanate
singular, hence should be emanates
(D) the exuberant elation of a child or its wail under stress, though unrelated, emanates
Correct
(E) the exuberant elation of a child or its wail under stress, though unrelated, emanate
singular, hence should be emanates
Take Away:
Only "and" can make a subject plural.
(A) the wail of a child under stress or its exuberant elation, though unrelated, emanate
singular, hence should be emanates
(B) the wail of a child under stress and its exuberant elation, though unrelated, emanates
Plural, should be emanate
(C) though unrelated, the wail of a child under stress or its exuberant elation, emanate
singular, hence should be emanates
(D) the exuberant elation of a child or its wail under stress, though unrelated, emanates
Correct
(E) the exuberant elation of a child or its wail under stress, though unrelated, emanate
singular, hence should be emanates
Take Away:
Only "and" can make a subject plural.
27 Mar 2014, 04:40
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I went with the 2/3 Split in the last.
So Emanates vs emanate
So Emanates with Or list suits well
:)
Went with D)
Regards,
Swami
So Emanates vs emanate
So Emanates with Or list suits well
:)Went with D)
Regards,
Swami
