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by hitmis » Wed Sep 29, 2010 9:14 pm
All of the letters in the Cyrillic alphabet, one of which is borrowed from either the Greek or Latin alphabet, represents specific sounds in spoken Russian.

one of which is borrowed from either the Greek or Latin alphabet, represents
one of which is borrowed from either the Greek or Latin alphabet, represent
each of which of those borrowed from either the Greek or Latin alphabets, represent
each of which has been borrowed from either the Greek or Latin alphabet, represents
each of which is borrowed from either the Greek or Latin alphabet, represent
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by ashokkadam » Wed Sep 29, 2010 9:26 pm
hitmis wrote:All of the letters in the Cyrillic alphabet, one of which is borrowed from either the Greek or Latin alphabet, represents specific sounds in spoken Russian.

one of which is borrowed from either the Greek or Latin alphabet, represents
one of which is borrowed from either the Greek or Latin alphabet, represent
each of which of those borrowed from either the Greek or Latin alphabets, represent
each of which has been borrowed from either the Greek or Latin alphabet, represents
each of which is borrowed from either the Greek or Latin alphabet, represent
Nice question!

The answer to this question is E.

grammatically speaking, 'each of which' is better than 'one of which, so A and B are crossed out. We are left with D and E. D is incorrect because 'All of the letters' makes sense that letters are countable so it must be a plural subject and must agree with the plural verb 'represent', hence E is the correct answer.
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by shovan85 » Wed Sep 29, 2010 10:33 pm
IMO E.

I have a concern here:

After striking out last two options are C and E. I discarded C because which of those in the option. Lets say the only difference between C and E were alphabets and alphabet. Which one will be the best out of these two?
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by hitmis » Wed Sep 29, 2010 10:36 pm
shovan85 wrote:IMO E.

I have a concern here:

After striking out last two options are C and E. I discarded C because which of those in the option. Lets say the only difference between C and E were alphabets and alphabet. Which one will be the best out of these two?
The Greek alphabet is right in my opinion.
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by alivapriyada » Wed Sep 29, 2010 11:29 pm
M STUCK BETWEEN D & E
whether to use 'has been' or 'is'.
Because all can be singular as well as plural,depending on the situation.
so plz reveal OA.
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by hitmis » Wed Sep 29, 2010 11:38 pm
alivapriyada wrote:M STUCK BETWEEN D & E
whether to use 'has been' or 'is'.
Because all can be singular as well as plural,depending on the situation.
so plz reveal OA.
alivapriyada,
has been/ is will refer to 'each' not 'all'. Plus 'has been' would mean different time periods referenced in the sentence.

Have another try at the right answer now. :)

Will post the OA shortly
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by alivapriyada » Wed Sep 29, 2010 11:53 pm
will go with E then.... eagerly waiting for OA!!! :)
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by ansh.kumar » Wed Sep 29, 2010 11:55 pm
hi guys,
HOW CAN IN "E" ALL OF THE LETTERS REPRESENT SPECIFIC SOUNDS.
SPECIFIC SHOULD BE FOR EACH LETTERS. HENCE REPRESENTS
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by hitmis » Thu Sep 30, 2010 12:02 am
ansh.kumar wrote:hi guys,
HOW CAN IN "E" ALL OF THE LETTERS REPRESENT SPECIFIC SOUNDS.
SPECIFIC SHOULD BE FOR EACH LETTERS. HENCE REPRESENTS
imo All of the letters is plural, hence 'represent' is right.

OA is e
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by gmatrix » Thu Sep 30, 2010 12:06 am
my pick E

All of the letters......represent

each of which is borrowed from either the Greek or Latin alphabet
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