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by umaa » Sat Jan 31, 2009 11:27 pm
<Needless to say the coach expects an one-hundred-and-twenty percent effort from each of the players in today's game which determined the championship.>

A) Needless to say the coach expects an one-hundred-and-twenty percent effort from each of the players in today's game which determined the championship.

B) The coach expects an one-hundred-and-twenty percent effort from each of the players in today's game which determined the championship.

C) The coach expects a total effort from each of the players in today's championship game.

D) The coach expects a one-hundred-and-twenty percent effort from each of the players in today's game which determined the championship.

E) Needless to say the coach expects a total effort from each of the players in today's championship game.
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Re: championship game

by piyush_nitt » Sun Feb 01, 2009 1:27 am
umaa wrote:<Needless to say the coach expects an one-hundred-and-twenty percent effort from each of the players in today's game which determined the championship.>

A) Needless to say the coach expects an one-hundred-and-twenty percent effort from each of the players in today's game which determined the championship.

B) The coach expects an one-hundred-and-twenty percent effort from each of the players in today's game which determined the championship.

C) The coach expects a total effort from each of the players in today's championship game.

D) The coach expects a one-hundred-and-twenty percent effort from each of the players in today's game which determined the championship.

E) Needless to say the coach expects a total effort from each of the players in today's championship game.
IMO C

A , B , D - not comfortable with the usage of which. which should be preceded by ','.

Between C and E , C looks better

not sure though - does the usage of total instead of the "one-hundred-and-twenty percent ' change the meaning of sentence?
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by rahulakacyrus » Sun Feb 01, 2009 1:56 am
coach expects.....determined has a tense error. therefore A,B and D are out.

Now we are left with C and E.

C omits Needless to say (???), therefore I would answer E.

whats the OA?
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by umaa » Sun Feb 01, 2009 6:49 am
OA is C. I thought we shouldn't neglect "one-hundred-and-twenty percent".
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by rahulakacyrus » Sun Feb 01, 2009 7:24 am
we dont neglect "one hundred and twenty percent".

coach expects.....is present tense
determined....is past tense

I guess E is get eliminated due to "It is needless to say" should have "that"
proceeding it.
Rahul Madan (Cyrus)
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