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In our day and age the true and tried principles of cavalry warfare are only still valid if the cavalry is equipped with weapons and methods newer than the enemy.
A. only still valid if the cavalry is equipped with weapons and methods newer than the enemy.
B. still valid only if the cavalry equips itself with weapons and methods newer than the enemy.
C. still only valid if the cavalry equips itself with weapons and methods newer than the enemy's.
D. still valid only if the cavalry is equipped with weapons and methods newer than those of the enemy.
E. only still valid if the cavalry is equipped with weapons and methods newer than the enemy has.
A. only still valid if the cavalry is equipped with weapons and methods newer than the enemy.
B. still valid only if the cavalry equips itself with weapons and methods newer than the enemy.
C. still only valid if the cavalry equips itself with weapons and methods newer than the enemy's.
D. still valid only if the cavalry is equipped with weapons and methods newer than those of the enemy.
E. only still valid if the cavalry is equipped with weapons and methods newer than the enemy has.
14 Dec 2020, 11:22
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In our day and age, the true and tried principles of cavalry warfare are only still valid if the cavalry is equipped with weapons and methods newer than the enemy.
Core of the sentence: The principles of Cavalry are valid as long as the cavalry is equipped with weapons newer than the weapons of the enemy.
The comparison in the sentence is between the the weapons & methods of the cavalry and the weapons & methods of the enemy. However, Option A and B compare weapons and Methos with enemy himself. So A and B are incorrect.
A. only still valid if the cavalry is equipped with weapons and methods newer than the enemy.
B. still valid only if the cavalry equips itself with weapons and methods newer than the enemy.
C. still only valid if the cavalry equips itself with weapons and methods newer than the enemy's.
>> Tense and modifier error. equips itself should be equipped and the placement of "Only" before valid renders a different meaning.
D. still valid only if the cavalry is equipped with weapons and methods newer than those of the enemy. >> Correct comparison and Correct Answer
E. only still valid if the cavalry is equipped with weapons and methods newer than the enemy has. >> Wrong comparison.
Core of the sentence: The principles of Cavalry are valid as long as the cavalry is equipped with weapons newer than the weapons of the enemy.
The comparison in the sentence is between the the weapons & methods of the cavalry and the weapons & methods of the enemy. However, Option A and B compare weapons and Methos with enemy himself. So A and B are incorrect.
B. still valid only if the cavalry equips itself with weapons and methods newer than the enemy.
C. still only valid if the cavalry equips itself with weapons and methods newer than the enemy's.
>> Tense and modifier error. equips itself should be equipped and the placement of "Only" before valid renders a different meaning.
D. still valid only if the cavalry is equipped with weapons and methods newer than those of the enemy. >> Correct comparison and Correct Answer
E. only still valid if the cavalry is equipped with weapons and methods newer than the enemy has. >> Wrong comparison.
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The sentence is trying to say: X is valid only if y is there.
Here the position of "only" can change the meaning of sentence.
We are looking for "only if.." clause in this question stem which is followed only in option B and D.
Now, in option B the caluse --> "cavelry equips itself" --> cavelry is not a living thing, it can't equip itself. Hence B is wrong.
Option D correctly states that --> cavelry is equipped with...
Hence option D is right choice.
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Here the position of "only" can change the meaning of sentence.
We are looking for "only if.." clause in this question stem which is followed only in option B and D.
Now, in option B the caluse --> "cavelry equips itself" --> cavelry is not a living thing, it can't equip itself. Hence B is wrong.
Option D correctly states that --> cavelry is equipped with...
Hence option D is right choice.
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