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Updated on: 17 Jun 2018, 20:42
Originally posted by sidoknowia on 12 Sep 2016, 16:40.
Last edited by Bunuel on 17 Jun 2018, 20:42, edited 2 times in total.
Last edited by Bunuel on 17 Jun 2018, 20:42, edited 2 times in total.
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Complex algorithms and software is required to translate frequencies being bounced back to scientists camera, allowing it to distinguish letters on a page.
A) Complex algorithms and software is required to translate frequencies being bounced back to scientists camera, allowing it to distinguish letters on a page.
B) Complex algorithms and software are required to translate frequencies being bounced back to scientists camera, allowing it to distinguish letters on a page.
C) Complex algorithms and software is required to translate frequency being bounced back to scientists camera, allowing it to distinguish letters on a page.
D) Complex algorithms and software are required to translate frequencies being bounced back to scientists camera, which allows it to distinguish letters on a page.
E) Complex algorithms and software is required to translate frequencies being bounced back to scientists camera that allows it to distinguish letters on a page.
A) Complex algorithms and software is required to translate frequencies being bounced back to scientists camera, allowing it to distinguish letters on a page.
B) Complex algorithms and software are required to translate frequencies being bounced back to scientists camera, allowing it to distinguish letters on a page.
C) Complex algorithms and software is required to translate frequency being bounced back to scientists camera, allowing it to distinguish letters on a page.
D) Complex algorithms and software are required to translate frequencies being bounced back to scientists camera, which allows it to distinguish letters on a page.
E) Complex algorithms and software is required to translate frequencies being bounced back to scientists camera that allows it to distinguish letters on a page.
16 Sep 2016, 20:04
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(In response to a PM by the original poster.)
Notwithstanding that the algorithms and software are a compound subject connected by an 'and', even dropping the software part will entail a plural verb ’are’ unless one wants to drop the algorithms part of and simply say complex software. Therefore choices A, C and E have to be shown the door.
Between B and D; it is not clear what the relative pronoun, ‘which’ stands for; however, the pronoun-it- refers to the camera. Something allows the camera and that something has to be singular to use the singular verb -allows-. There is no such singular subject. On the contrary, which seems to refer to the camera, meaning that the camera allows the camera, which is meaningless.
Therefore, Choice B, which uses the plural verb – are - and the adverbial modifier-- allowing it-- referring to the plural subject and their action of translating the frequencies is the best fit.
Notwithstanding that the algorithms and software are a compound subject connected by an 'and', even dropping the software part will entail a plural verb ’are’ unless one wants to drop the algorithms part of and simply say complex software. Therefore choices A, C and E have to be shown the door.
Between B and D; it is not clear what the relative pronoun, ‘which’ stands for; however, the pronoun-it- refers to the camera. Something allows the camera and that something has to be singular to use the singular verb -allows-. There is no such singular subject. On the contrary, which seems to refer to the camera, meaning that the camera allows the camera, which is meaningless.
Therefore, Choice B, which uses the plural verb – are - and the adverbial modifier-- allowing it-- referring to the plural subject and their action of translating the frequencies is the best fit.
