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Digital signal processors

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by suchoudh » Sun Nov 21, 2010 11:24 am
Although the market tempts guitarists with digital signal processors of every shape and size, few of these products manage to come close to creates the characteristic analog sound that hand-made effects pedals provide.

A. few of these products manage to come close to creates the characteristic analog sound that hand-made effects pedals provide

B. few of these products manage to come close to creating the characteristic analog sound that hand-made effects pedals providing

C. few of these products managing to come close to creating the characteristic analog sound that hand-made effects pedals provide

D. few of these products manage to came close to creating the characteristic analog sound that hand-made effects pedals provide

E. a hand-made effects pedal provides a characteristic analog sound that few of these products manage to come close to creating


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OA: E
Last edited by suchoudh on Sat Nov 27, 2010 7:59 am, edited 1 time in total.
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Source: — Sentence Correction |

by clock60 » Sun Nov 21, 2010 1:12 pm
very strange sentence
a)to come close to creates - wrong grammer
b)that hand-made effects pedals providing no working verb in depedent sentence. after that...
c)few of these products managing to come close to creating the characteristic analog sound- also no working verb
d)to came wrong grammer form
and finally E
but i never saw-manage to come close to creating i don`t think that to creating is right
if i obliged to pick up something i will pick E
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by rishab1988 » Sun Nov 21, 2010 3:19 pm
Carefully look at the non-underlined portion of the sentence.The tense used is simple present (tempts).

A) it is wrong because it uses incorrect (creates).It should use creating (a gerund).The object of a verb (come) cannot be another verb.It should be a noun.

B) B uses creating correctly but makes another mistake.It fails to include a verb in the clause that hand made pedals.... We have pedals (subject) but no verb.providing is not a verb.Hence incorrect.

C) C makes a similar mistake to B in that it misses the main verb in the sentence.Managing is not a verb. We need a helper verb such as are,were.

D) D is incorrect. the main verb in manages(plural of manages) is present and the relative clause that.. has a main verb (provide,which agrees with the subject pedals).but it introduces wrong verb tense (past tense came). By definition infinitives must be to+root form of the verb (come)

E) Although E is awkward ,it is the only grammatically correct sentence.
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by suchoudh » Sat Nov 27, 2010 7:59 am
Yes, E is the right answer.
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