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The suspect is facing charges that he illegally published telephone credit card numbers, intending that they be used by others to avoid telephone billings.
A. intending that they be used by others to avoid telephone billings.
B. with the intent of others using them to avoid telephone billings.
C. intending that telephone billings could be avoided by others using them.
D. with the intent of their use by others to avoid telephone billings.
E. with the intent that telephone billings would be avoided by others through their use.
A. intending that they be used by others to avoid telephone billings.
B. with the intent of others using them to avoid telephone billings.
C. intending that telephone billings could be avoided by others using them.
D. with the intent of their use by others to avoid telephone billings.
E. with the intent that telephone billings would be avoided by others through their use.
Updated on: 24 Jul 2018, 10:13
Originally posted by sudarshan22 on 24 Jul 2018, 09:54.
Last edited by sudarshan22 on 24 Jul 2018, 10:13, edited 1 time in total.
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+1 for A.
A. intending that they be used by others to avoid telephone billings. --> Correct, card number cannot have 'intend' therefore 'with the intent' is redundant, instead 'intending' makes more sense, also the option has no pronoun ambiguity
B. with the intent of others using them to avoid telephone billings.
C. intending that telephone billings could be avoided by others using them.
D. with the intent of their use by others to avoid telephone billings.
E. with the intent that telephone billings would be avoided by others through their use.
Hence, A.
24 Jul 2018, 09:55
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The suspect is facing charges that he illegally published telephone credit card numbers, intending that they be used by others to avoid telephone billings.
A. intending that they be used by others to avoid telephone billings.
"with the intent" sounds more idiomatic than "intending" modifier. "they" is used to refer people INCORRECT
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B. with the intent of others using them to avoid telephone billings.
Meaning error. "intent of others" indicates that it is not the intent of suspect but of others. INCORRECT
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C. intending that telephone billings could be avoided by others using them.
"with the intent" sounds more idiomatic than "intending" modifier.
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D. with the intent of their use by others to avoid telephone billings.
"their" is associated with people but this sentence uses it for credit card numbers. INCORRECT
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E. with the intent that telephone billings would be avoided by others through their use.
suspects intent is correctly written using "would" to represent a certain event
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Hence option E
A. intending that they be used by others to avoid telephone billings.
"with the intent" sounds more idiomatic than "intending" modifier. "they" is used to refer people INCORRECT
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B. with the intent of others using them to avoid telephone billings.
Meaning error. "intent of others" indicates that it is not the intent of suspect but of others. INCORRECT
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C. intending that telephone billings could be avoided by others using them.
"with the intent" sounds more idiomatic than "intending" modifier.
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D. with the intent of their use by others to avoid telephone billings.
"their" is associated with people but this sentence uses it for credit card numbers. INCORRECT
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E. with the intent that telephone billings would be avoided by others through their use.
suspects intent is correctly written using "would" to represent a certain event
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Hence option E
