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SC - S-V Agreement Post Thu Jun 14, 2007 10:22 am
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    13. Toynbee was a scholar of Greece and Rome, with a preference for the former, and a close student of Byzantium and of the modern Balkans are apparent on every page of his last look.

    (A) Toynbee was a scholar of Greece and Rome, with a preference for the former, and a close student of Byzantium and of the modern Balkans are (B) Toynbee being a scholar of Greece and Rome, with a preference for the former, and a close student of Byzantium and of the modern Balkans are
    (C) That Toynbee was a scholar of Greece and Rome, with a preference for the former, and a close student of Byzantium and of the modern Balkans are
    (D) That Toynbee was a scholar of Greece and Rome, with a preference for the former, and a close student of Byzantium and of the modern Balkans is
    (E) Toynbee, a scholar of Greece and Rome with a preference for the former, and close student of Byzantium and of the modern Balkans, which is

    How many of you agree with C which is not the OA? Wink

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    Post Thu Jun 14, 2007 11:38 am
    The answer should be D.

    That < a fact> is, apparent <>

    I just don't seem to get why C should be selected.

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    Post Thu Jun 14, 2007 12:09 pm
    In this case, we are having two facts. That X and Y.

    I was assuming it to have a plural verb.

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