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Optimus Prime
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1. In 1980 the United States exported twice as much of its national output of goods as they had in 1970.
(A) twice as much of its national output of goods as they had
(B) double the amount of their national output of goods as they did
(C) twice as much of its national output of goods as it did
(D) double the amount of its national output of goods as it has
(E) twice as much of their national output of goods as they had
OA C
Why is E incorrect?
Is it because of THEY? And is it wrong to use had they way it has been used in E? I feel like use of HAD is correct as it refers to an event in past that occured before the exports of 1980
Double usage:
In 1980 the United States exported double the amount of its national output of goods it did in 1970.
Is it correct?
(A) twice as much of its national output of goods as they had
(B) double the amount of their national output of goods as they did
(C) twice as much of its national output of goods as it did
(D) double the amount of its national output of goods as it has
(E) twice as much of their national output of goods as they had
OA C
Why is E incorrect?
Is it because of THEY? And is it wrong to use had they way it has been used in E? I feel like use of HAD is correct as it refers to an event in past that occured before the exports of 1980
Double usage:
In 1980 the United States exported double the amount of its national output of goods it did in 1970.
Is it correct?
