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With some of the busiest airports and ports in Europe, the United Kingdom has far more invasive species of certain types than does any European country.
A. With some of the busiest airports and ports in Europe, the United Kingdom has far more invasive species of certain types than does any European country.
B. As some of the busiest airports and ports in Europe, the United Kingdom has far more invasive species of certain types than does any other European country.
C. Because of some of the busiest airports and ports in Europe, the United Kingdom has far more invasive species of certain types than does any European country.
D. With some of the busiest airports and ports in Europe, the United Kingdom has far more invasive species of certain types than does any other European country.
E. Because it has some of the busiest airports and ports in Europe, the United Kingdom has far more invasive species of certain types than any European country does.
A. With some of the busiest airports and ports in Europe, the United Kingdom has far more invasive species of certain types than does any European country.
B. As some of the busiest airports and ports in Europe, the United Kingdom has far more invasive species of certain types than does any other European country.
C. Because of some of the busiest airports and ports in Europe, the United Kingdom has far more invasive species of certain types than does any European country.
D. With some of the busiest airports and ports in Europe, the United Kingdom has far more invasive species of certain types than does any other European country.
E. Because it has some of the busiest airports and ports in Europe, the United Kingdom has far more invasive species of certain types than any European country does.
26 Oct 2023, 17:30
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-----With some of the busiest airports and ports in Europe,
the United Kingdom
--has far more invasive species of certain types
--------than does any European country.
Meaning - UK airports and ports are one of the busiest airports and ports in EC
Key point to note -
- no causality mentioned / established in sentence
- any European country - is illogical comparison because UK is part of EC, so you can compare UK with other countries EC
A. With some of the busiest airports and ports in Europe, the United Kingdom has far more invasive species of certain types than does any European country.
- illogical comparison
B. [b]As [/b]some of the busiest airports and ports in Europe, the United Kingdom has far more invasive species of certain types than does any other European country.
- wrong use of As
C. Because of some of the busiest airports and ports in Europe, the United Kingdom has far more invasive species of certain types than does any European country.
- no causality in original sentence
D. With some of the busiest airports and ports in Europe, the United Kingdom has far more invasive species of certain types than does any other European country.
- correct
E. Because it has some of the busiest airports and ports in Europe, the United Kingdom has far more invasive species of certain types than any European country does.
- no causality in orinal sentence
- also missing - other
-----With some of the busiest airports and ports in Europe,
the United Kingdom
--has far more invasive species of certain types
--------than does any European country.
Meaning - UK airports and ports are one of the busiest airports and ports in EC
Key point to note -
- no causality mentioned / established in sentence
- any European country - is illogical comparison because UK is part of EC, so you can compare UK with other countries EC
A. With some of the busiest airports and ports in Europe, the United Kingdom has far more invasive species of certain types than does any European country.
- illogical comparison
B. [b]As [/b]some of the busiest airports and ports in Europe, the United Kingdom has far more invasive species of certain types than does any other European country.
- wrong use of As
C. Because of some of the busiest airports and ports in Europe, the United Kingdom has far more invasive species of certain types than does any European country.
- no causality in original sentence
D. With some of the busiest airports and ports in Europe, the United Kingdom has far more invasive species of certain types than does any other European country.
- correct
E. Because it has some of the busiest airports and ports in Europe, the United Kingdom has far more invasive species of certain types than any European country does.
- no causality in orinal sentence
- also missing - other
02 Nov 2023, 16:45
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Understanding "any European country" vs "any other European Country" :
When you say, Uk is more than any European countries, you are making an illogical claim. Since UK is part of Europe, it cannot be "more" than itself.
Therefore, in order to exclude UK from the all the countries in Europe, you need to have "any other European countries mentioned" in the options.
When you say, Uk is more than any European countries, you are making an illogical claim. Since UK is part of Europe, it cannot be "more" than itself.
Therefore, in order to exclude UK from the all the countries in Europe, you need to have "any other European countries mentioned" in the options.
