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No less an expert than John H. McWhorter has claimed that African-American children do poorly in schools because of implicit social pressure to fail academically.
(A) No less an expert than
(B) Not less an expert
(C) Not less expert
(D) Not less an expert than
(E) An expert not less than
(A) No less an expert than
(B) Not less an expert
(C) Not less expert
(D) Not less an expert than
(E) An expert not less than
20 Sep 2018, 09:35
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The intended meaning of the sentence imo is --somebody who is as good an expert as John H. McWhorter has claimed ......
A imo conveys that meaning .
B on the other hand says John H. McWhorter has claimed..... , but the modifier looks awkward with a Not instead of No
A for me .
Help me out here guys !!
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MANHATTAN REVIEW OFFICIAL EXPLANATION:
If you are not a native speaker of English, you might have some problems with this one. It is simply a language and style check, involving the usage of the idiom, no less an x than y. It is common to say in English media, for example, no less a superstar than Mrs. Jones. The correct answer choice here is A.
