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Current political strategists often looked to the past campaigns of their counterparts in other parties for inspiration.
A. looked to the past campaigns of their counterparts
B. looked to past counterparts’ campaigns
C. look to the past campaigns of their counterparts
D. are looking to counterparts’ past campaigns
E look to their counterparts’ campaigns of the past
A. looked to the past campaigns of their counterparts
B. looked to past counterparts’ campaigns
C. look to the past campaigns of their counterparts
D. are looking to counterparts’ past campaigns
E look to their counterparts’ campaigns of the past
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03 Oct 2022, 06:22
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look to is a phrasal verb which has the following meanings:
1. (look to someone) to hope or expect to get help, advice etc from someone
look to someone for something: As young children, we looked to our parents for guidance.
look to someone to do something: They’re looking to me to help improve sales figures.
2. (look to something) to direct your thoughts or attention to something
The party needs to look to the future and forget its past problems.
A. looked to the past campaigns of their counterparts No requirement of past tense as the sentence is expressing a general truth and general truths are expressed with simple present tense
B. looked to past counterparts’ campaignsNo requirement of past tense as the sentence is expressing a general truth and general truths are expressed with simple present tense
D. are looking to counterparts’ past campaigns No requirement of present continuous tense as the sentence is expressing a general truth and general truths are expressed with simple present tense
C. look to the past campaigns of their counterparts
E. look to their counterparts’ campaigns of the past
past campaigns is better than the campaigns of the past. Therefore C in my opinion
1. (look to someone) to hope or expect to get help, advice etc from someone
look to someone for something: As young children, we looked to our parents for guidance.
look to someone to do something: They’re looking to me to help improve sales figures.
2. (look to something) to direct your thoughts or attention to something
The party needs to look to the future and forget its past problems.
A. looked to the past campaigns of their counterparts No requirement of past tense as the sentence is expressing a general truth and general truths are expressed with simple present tense
B. looked to past counterparts’ campaignsNo requirement of past tense as the sentence is expressing a general truth and general truths are expressed with simple present tense
D. are looking to counterparts’ past campaigns No requirement of present continuous tense as the sentence is expressing a general truth and general truths are expressed with simple present tense
C. look to the past campaigns of their counterparts
E. look to their counterparts’ campaigns of the past
past campaigns is better than the campaigns of the past. Therefore C in my opinion
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In the sentence often gives us idea about the tense to be used.
For repeated actions or habits present simple tense is used.
So A,B and D is out.
E--> If we put E in the sentence and read it.
Current political strategists often look to their counterparts’ campaigns of the past in other parties for inspiration.
We can see that campaigns of the past in other parties doesn't make sense.
So C is the winner.
For repeated actions or habits present simple tense is used.
So A,B and D is out.
E--> If we put E in the sentence and read it.
Current political strategists often look to their counterparts’ campaigns of the past in other parties for inspiration.
We can see that campaigns of the past in other parties doesn't make sense.
So C is the winner.
