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The three plays in Preston Jones’s “A Texas Trilogyâ€
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If there would have been 2 players instead of 3 player and the option B and D were one other instead of one another will your explanation still hold good.
If there would have been 2 players instead of 3 player and the option B and D were one other instead of one another will your explanation still hold good.
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"one other" is wrong usage.
If there were only two plays, then I would have looked for option saying "with each other". Or " each has only peripheral relationship with the other [/b]
The answer should be (D). B uses "each," which is redundant considering the palys are already independent.
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