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09 Apr 2005, 11:57
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13. Toynbee was a scholar of Greece and Rome, with a preference for the former, and a close student of Byzantium and of the modern Balkans are apparent on every page of his last look.
(A) Toynbee was a scholar of Greece and Rome, with a preference for the former, and a close student of Byzantium and of the modern Balkans are (B) Toynbee being a scholar of Greece and Rome, with a preference for the former, and a close student of Byzantium and of the modern Balkans are
(C) That Toynbee was a scholar of Greece and Rome, with a preference for the former, and a close student of Byzantium and of the modern Balkans are
(D) That Toynbee was a scholar of Greece and Rome, with a preference for the former, and a close student of Byzantium and of the modern Balkans is
(E) Toynbee, a scholar of Greece and Rome with a preference for the former, and close student of Byzantium and of the modern Balkans, which is
wht's the subject ,,,,toyn or toyn scholor's ,,,,i guess u get what i mean!
(A) Toynbee was a scholar of Greece and Rome, with a preference for the former, and a close student of Byzantium and of the modern Balkans are (B) Toynbee being a scholar of Greece and Rome, with a preference for the former, and a close student of Byzantium and of the modern Balkans are
(C) That Toynbee was a scholar of Greece and Rome, with a preference for the former, and a close student of Byzantium and of the modern Balkans are
(D) That Toynbee was a scholar of Greece and Rome, with a preference for the former, and a close student of Byzantium and of the modern Balkans is
(E) Toynbee, a scholar of Greece and Rome with a preference for the former, and close student of Byzantium and of the modern Balkans, which is
wht's the subject ,,,,toyn or toyn scholor's ,,,,i guess u get what i mean!
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09 Apr 2005, 12:48
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C for me as we need a subordinate clause (that clause)
A- no subordination, i.e. "tonybee-------- of the modern balkans" is a complete clause/sentence; the second part" are apparent--- last book" is not connected well to the sentence: again this is a wrong structure.
the correct structure in this case should be
that tonybee was X and Y are apparent on every page of his book.
what i realise now that D could be the answere as clauses are always considered singular.
that tonybee was X and Y is apparent on every page of his book
as far asyour question regarding the subject is concerned, it is the whole clause(that tonybee------- modern balkans)
A- no subordination, i.e. "tonybee-------- of the modern balkans" is a complete clause/sentence; the second part" are apparent--- last book" is not connected well to the sentence: again this is a wrong structure.
the correct structure in this case should be
that tonybee was X and Y are apparent on every page of his book.
what i realise now that D could be the answere as clauses are always considered singular.
that tonybee was X and Y is apparent on every page of his book
as far asyour question regarding the subject is concerned, it is the whole clause(that tonybee------- modern balkans)
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