That which is self-evident cannot be disputed, and that in itself is self-evident.
A. That which is self-evident cannot be disputed, and that in
B. That that is self-evident cannot be disputed, and this fact
C.It is self-evident that which cannnot be disputed, and this fact
D. The self-evident cannot be disputed, and this fact
E. That which is self-evident cannot be disputed, a fact which
OA will be announced later after some discussion.
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I think in the question stem after itself, we need IS not ITshowbu wrote:That which is self-evident cannot be disputed, and that in itself it self-evident.
A. That which is self-evident cannot be disputed, and that in
B. That that is self-evident cannot be disputed, and this fact
C.It is self-evident that which cannnot be disputed, and this fact
D. The self-evident cannot be disputed, and this fact
E. That which is self-evident cannot be disputed, a fact which
OA will be announced later after some discussion.
I will go with D
THAT THAT , THAT WHICH is confusing.
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We need a pronoun 'this' in the end .. and all the constructions with 'this' are either too wordy or change the meaning.
I'll go with D.
Also the question stem should read "That which is self-evident cannot be disputed, and that in itself is self-evident" - as logitech has pointed out.
I'll go with D.
Also the question stem should read "That which is self-evident cannot be disputed, and that in itself is self-evident" - as logitech has pointed out.
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showbu wrote:That which is self-evident cannot be disputed, and that in itself is self-evident.
A. That which is self-evident cannot be disputed, and that in
B. That that is self-evident cannot be disputed, and this fact
C.It is self-evident that which cannnot be disputed, and this fact
D. The self-evident cannot be disputed, and this fact
E. That which is self-evident cannot be disputed, a fact which
OA will be announced later after some discussion.
You are right. Both. I've already corrected.
OA is D
OA is D
logitech wrote:I think in the question stem after itself, we need IS not ITshowbu wrote:That which is self-evident cannot be disputed, and that in itself it self-evident.
A. That which is self-evident cannot be disputed, and that in
B. That that is self-evident cannot be disputed, and this fact
C.It is self-evident that which cannnot be disputed, and this fact
D. The self-evident cannot be disputed, and this fact
E. That which is self-evident cannot be disputed, a fact which
OA will be announced later after some discussion.
I will go with D
THAT THAT , THAT WHICH is confusing.
