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28 Jan 2022, 00:48
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As Parliament is the legislative government body of Great Britain, the Assemblée Nationale is the legislative government body of France.
A) As Parliament is the legislative government body of Great Britain,
B) As the legislative government body of Great Britain is Parliament,
C) Just like the legislative government body of Great Britain, which is Parliament,
D) Just as Parliament is the legislative government body of Great Britain, so
E) Just as the government of Britain’s legislative branch is Parliament,
28 Jan 2022, 00:51
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28 Jan 2022, 02:20
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My answer is (D). It took me 1:01.
(A) "As" can mean "because" or "when", neither of which makes sense here.
(B) See above.
(C) the Assemblée Nationale is like "Parliament" not "the legislative government body of Great Britain".
(D) Just as ... so (too) is the current construct. Read more at https://www.macmillandictionary.com/us/ ... -as-so-too
(E) For one thing, "so" is missing. For another, there is lack of parallel between the subordinate clause and main clause. While the parallelism of this nature is not a must-have, we prefer paralleled version.
(A) "As" can mean "because" or "when", neither of which makes sense here.
(B) See above.
(C) the Assemblée Nationale is like "Parliament" not "the legislative government body of Great Britain".
(D) Just as ... so (too) is the current construct. Read more at https://www.macmillandictionary.com/us/ ... -as-so-too
(E) For one thing, "so" is missing. For another, there is lack of parallel between the subordinate clause and main clause. While the parallelism of this nature is not a must-have, we prefer paralleled version.
