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Today just is not my day.. One more SC which stumped me.... :evil:
He had himself baptized, chosen an influential godfather, and managed, by planking down considerable sums of money, to purchase the privilege of replacing for the name "Kanitz" the more aristocratic and euphonious one of "von kekesfalva".
Answer Choices :
(A) to purchase the privilege of replacing for the name "Kanitz" the more aristocratic and euphonious one of "von kekesfalva".
(B) to purchase the privilege of replacing by the name "Kanitz" the more aristocratic and euphonious one of "von kekesfalva".
(C) to purchase the privilege of substituting by the name "Kanitz" the more aristocratic and euphonious one of "von kekesfalva".
(D) to purchase the privilege of replacing the name "Kanitz" with the more aristocratic and euphonious one of "von kekesfalva".
(E) to purchase the privilege of substituting for the name "Kanitz" the more aristocratic and euphonious one of "von kekesfalva".
He had himself baptized, chosen an influential godfather, and managed, by planking down considerable sums of money, to purchase the privilege of replacing for the name "Kanitz" the more aristocratic and euphonious one of "von kekesfalva".
Answer Choices :
(A) to purchase the privilege of replacing for the name "Kanitz" the more aristocratic and euphonious one of "von kekesfalva".
(B) to purchase the privilege of replacing by the name "Kanitz" the more aristocratic and euphonious one of "von kekesfalva".
(C) to purchase the privilege of substituting by the name "Kanitz" the more aristocratic and euphonious one of "von kekesfalva".
(D) to purchase the privilege of replacing the name "Kanitz" with the more aristocratic and euphonious one of "von kekesfalva".
(E) to purchase the privilege of substituting for the name "Kanitz" the more aristocratic and euphonious one of "von kekesfalva".
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22 Mar 2007, 06:15
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The right idiom is "to replace with." Hence, D is the answer.
