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@rosh26,
First of all, thanks for posting the question with answers/option masked in the image.
It helps to make an unbiased decision.
IMO D
In E, the "...flies that taste. ..." sounds odd to me.
Experts, your opinion pls.
First of all, thanks for posting the question with answers/option masked in the image.
It helps to make an unbiased decision.
IMO D
In E, the "...flies that taste. ..." sounds odd to me.
Experts, your opinion pls.
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Vignesh.4384
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In option E that is used in a rescrictive sense .nitin86 wrote:@rosh26,
First of all, thanks for posting the question with answers/option masked in the image.
It helps to make an unbiased decision.
IMO D
In E, the "...flies that taste. ..." sounds odd to me.
Experts, your opinion pls.
I think a selection point for this q is laid in the last part of the paragraph..distinguish their own species from others...should be okay. "those" in D is not necessary.rosh26 wrote:But OA is E, does using "that" make sense in this case?
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Vignesh.4384
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Yes it does.rosh26 wrote:But OA is E, does using "that" make sense in this case?
"that" restricts the flies that taste ... to distinguish ...
Hope it helps
