Hi Expert,aspirant2011 wrote:According to recent studies comparing the nutritional value of meat from wild animals and meat from domesticated animals, wild animals have less total fat than do livestock fed on grain and more of a kind of fat they think is good for cardiac health.
A. wild animals have less total fat than do livestock fed on grain and more of a kind of fat they think is
B. wild animals have less total fat than livestock fed on grain and more of a kind of fat thought to be
C. wild animals have less total fat than that of livestock fed on grain and have more fat of a kind thought to be
D. total fat of wild animals is less than livestock fed on grain and they have more fat of a kind thought to be
E. total fat is less in wild animals than that of livestock fed on grain and more of their fat is of a kind they think is
can you help me by finding out my mistake in this regard?
I'm totally stuck with this sentence. The sentence is going to compare between meat from 'wild animals' and meat from 'domesticated animals'.
B says that:
----------wild animals have less total fat than livestock fed on grain.
If I say: He is less successful than his father's.
Or, He is less successful than his father does.
I'm not sure whether my sentence is right or wrong. If my above sentence is right, then same application should be used here.
Is it something like??: ------------ wild animals have less total fat than wild animals have livestock fed on grain. If this is the case, then it makes me confused. If I apply my example here, then I'll get it as below:
--------------- wild animals have less total fat than livestock fed on grain have.
Or, ------------ wild animals have less total fat than livestock fed's on grain.
Or, ------------- wild animals have less total fat than livestock fed on grain does.