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06 Aug 2017, 05:38
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That the current presidential candidates lack the wide support enjoyed by some of the earlier nominees proves that the forces of factionalism are not limited to playing a role only in states.
(A) lack the wide support enjoyed by some of the earlier nominees proves
(B) lacks the wide support enjoyed by some of the earlier nominees prove
(C) lack the wide support that some of the earlier nominees enjoyed prove
(D) lacks the wide support enjoyed by some of the earlier nominees proves
(E) lack the wide support enjoyed by some of the earlier nominees prove
(A) lack the wide support enjoyed by some of the earlier nominees proves
(B) lacks the wide support enjoyed by some of the earlier nominees prove
(C) lack the wide support that some of the earlier nominees enjoyed prove
(D) lacks the wide support enjoyed by some of the earlier nominees proves
(E) lack the wide support enjoyed by some of the earlier nominees prove
06 Aug 2017, 07:49
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IMO A
Lack and proves agree with candidates and That(singular)
Though I don't understand
How is That used in this sense.
Please explain.
Lack and proves agree with candidates and That(singular)
Though I don't understand
How is That used in this sense.
Please explain.
06 Aug 2017, 09:50
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prachi18oct
You're looking at this correctly. Lack agrees with candidates, and proves agrees with that. The that at the beginning is used to form the subject of the sentence (the entire that the candidates lack).
