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Bidisha800
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I am confused in b/w C&E...can you please put some light on that?OA Eraunekk wrote:imoE
the sentence is in past tense ..therefore "alleged"
the "critics" should be of artists and not of "artist's alleges",,
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C does not hold the Subject verb agreement. Subject "Critics " is plural and the singular verb "alleges" is not appropriate here.stubbornp wrote:I am confused in b/w C&E...can you please put some light on that?OA Eraunekk wrote:imoE
the sentence is in past tense ..therefore "alleged"
the "critics" should be of artists and not of "artist's alleges",,
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Critics plural - can't be 'alleges'
agree with Bidisha - 'allege' would be correct and perhaps the ideal choice here.
imo E
agree with Bidisha - 'allege' would be correct and perhaps the ideal choice here.
imo E
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