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12 Apr 2023, 05:30
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As images of America’s overwhelmed hospital wards and snaking jobless lines have flickered across the world, people on the European side of the Atlantic are looking at the richest and most powerful nation in the world with disbelief.
(A) overwhelmed hospital wards and snaking jobless lines have flickered across the world, people on the European side of the Atlantic are
(B) overwhelmed hospital wards and snaking jobless lines has flickered across the world, people on the European side of the Atlantic were
(C) overwhelming hospital wards and snaking jobless lines have flickered across the world, many people on the European side of the Atlantic is
(D) overwhelming hospital wards and snaking jobless lines have flickered across the world, people on the European side of the Atlantic are
(E) hospital wards that are overwhelming and snaking jobless lines have flickered across the world, many people on the European side of the Atlantic is
(A) overwhelmed hospital wards and snaking jobless lines have flickered across the world, people on the European side of the Atlantic are
(B) overwhelmed hospital wards and snaking jobless lines has flickered across the world, people on the European side of the Atlantic were
(C) overwhelming hospital wards and snaking jobless lines have flickered across the world, many people on the European side of the Atlantic is
(D) overwhelming hospital wards and snaking jobless lines have flickered across the world, people on the European side of the Atlantic are
(E) hospital wards that are overwhelming and snaking jobless lines have flickered across the world, many people on the European side of the Atlantic is
12 Apr 2023, 08:28
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IMO D is the correct answer. Explanation:
(A) overwhelmed hospital wards and snaking jobless lines have flickered across the world, people on the European side of the Atlantic are - Overwhelmed is a feeling. It is also an adjective, but here overwhelmed is not conveying the meaning which it supposed to do.
(B) overwhelmed hospital wards and snaking jobless lines has flickered across the world, people on the European side of the Atlantic were - Images can not be followed by singular 'has'.
(C) overwhelming hospital wards and snaking jobless lines have flickered across the world, many people on the European side of the Atlantic is - Many people can not be followed by singular 'is'.
(D) overwhelming hospital wards and snaking jobless lines have flickered across the world, people on the European side of the Atlantic are - Perfect choice
(E) hospital wards that are overwhelming and snaking jobless lines have flickered across the world, many people on the European side of the Atlantic is - Lengthy and error same as option 'C'
(A) overwhelmed hospital wards and snaking jobless lines have flickered across the world, people on the European side of the Atlantic are - Overwhelmed is a feeling. It is also an adjective, but here overwhelmed is not conveying the meaning which it supposed to do.
(B) overwhelmed hospital wards and snaking jobless lines has flickered across the world, people on the European side of the Atlantic were - Images can not be followed by singular 'has'.
(C) overwhelming hospital wards and snaking jobless lines have flickered across the world, many people on the European side of the Atlantic is - Many people can not be followed by singular 'is'.
(D) overwhelming hospital wards and snaking jobless lines have flickered across the world, people on the European side of the Atlantic are - Perfect choice
(E) hospital wards that are overwhelming and snaking jobless lines have flickered across the world, many people on the European side of the Atlantic is - Lengthy and error same as option 'C'
17 Apr 2023, 10:29
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D is wrong because the hospitals are not overwhelming, but instead are overwhelmed (by the patients). It is a trap to make it seem parallel to ‘snaking’.
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