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Not only is the tensile strength of bamboo higher than that of mild steel, it withstands compression twice as well as concrete does.
A.is the tensile strength of bamboo higher than that of mild steel, it B.is bamboo’s tensile strength higher than mild steel’s, it C.does bamboo have higher tensile strength than mild steel, it also D.bamboo has higher tensile strength than mild steel, it also E.does bamboo have higher tensile strength than that of mild steel, but it
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Not only is the tensile strength of bamboo higher than that of mild steel, it withstands compression twice as well as concrete does.
A.is the tensile strength of bamboo higher than that of mild steel, it B.is bamboo’s tensile strength higher than mild steel’s, it C.does bamboo have higher tensile strength than mild steel, it also D.bamboo has higher tensile strength than mild steel, it also E.does bamboo have higher tensile strength than that of mild steel, but it
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A.is the tensile strength of bamboo higher than that of mild steel, itit refers to tensile strength incorrect B.is bamboo’s tensile strength higher than mild steel’s, itsame as A C.does bamboo have higher tensile strength than mild steel, it alsoClearly states the menaing and removes pronoun ambiguity D.bamboo has higher tensile strength than mild steel, it alsothis would have been a better option in absence of C E.does bamboo have higher tensile strength than that of mild steel, but itsame as A and B
A. is the tensile strength of bamboo higher than that of mild steel, it Meaning error: bamboo withstands, not its strength, so the pronoun "it" is used incorrectly
B. is bamboo’s tensile strength higher than mild steel’s, it Same mistake as in A.
C. does bamboo have higher tensile strength than mild steel, it also Looks fine so far, even though it sounds odd.
D. bamboo has higher tensile strength than mild steel, it also bamboo has higher tensile strength than mild steel does OR bamboo has higher tensile strength than mild steel... What is being compared here? Comparison of mistake.
E. does bamboo have higher tensile strength than that of mild steel, but it The correct idiom is "not only, but also". If not idiom, the pronoun is ambiguous. _______________________________________ Please give kudos if this helps! Thank you!
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