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by sachin_yadav » Sat Jan 29, 2011 12:49 am
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Psychoanalysts claims that people should always subject his impressions to introspection because the apparent signals may conceal deeper motives


(A) Psychoanalysts claims that people should always subject his impressions to introspection because the apparent signals may conceal deeper motives.

(B) Psychoanalysts claim that people should always subject their impressions to introspection because the apparent signals may conceal deeper motives.

(C) Psychoanalysts claim that people should always subject their impressions to introspection because the apparent signals may conceal deeper motive.

(D) Psychoanalysts claim who people should always subject their impressions to introspection because the apparent signals may conceal deeper motives.

(E) Psychoanalysts claim that people should always subject his impressions to introspection because the apparent signals may conceal deeper motives.


Answer is B
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by maihuna » Sat Jan 29, 2011 12:54 am
Combination of Sub+Verb+Pronoun tests.

First People is plural requires their, A/E out

Second claims that is idiom, not claims who D out

Out of B And C, motives the plural needed to match up., so C out B in
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by sachin_yadav » Sat Jan 29, 2011 12:32 pm
maihuna wrote:Combination of Sub+Verb+Pronoun tests.

First People is plural requires their, A/E out

Second claims that is idiom, not claims who D out

Out of B And C, motives the plural needed to match up., so C out B in
In B the word "motives" is matching what ? Is it matching signals ?

Please reply. My answer was also B, but i was not able to identify the difference between motive and motives. I know word
"motive" is singular and word "motives" is plural. What is it matching ?

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Sachin
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by Tani » Sat Jan 29, 2011 2:14 pm
The sentence is talking about "people" plural", so the motives have to be plural.
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by sachin_yadav » Sat Jan 29, 2011 10:41 pm
Tani Wolff - Kaplan wrote:The sentence is talking about "people" plural", so the motives have to be plural.
Thank you for your help Tani..

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