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by akshatgupta87 » Tue Jun 21, 2011 11:48 am
Q.) People in the Philippines uses Englog, an informal type of English merged with Tagalog words.;the
most commonly spoken form of Englog
is called Konyo English.

A) uses Englog, an informal type of English merged with Tagalog words.;the most
commonly spoken form of Englog
B) use Englog, an informal type of English merged with Tagalog words, the most
commonly spoken form of which
C) use Englog, an informal type of English merged with Tagalog words, the most
commonly spoken form of them
D) uses Englog, an informal type of English merged with Tagalog words, the most
commonly spoken form of which
E) uses Englog, an informal type of English merged with Tagalog words; the most
commonly spoken form of Englog

Here the OA is B.
I have a doubt regarding the option E. Since the 2 sentences are separated by a semi-colon, is that the only reason of eliminating this option or is there anything else?
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by honeysn » Tue Jun 21, 2011 4:51 pm
Option E, "uses" is used. As 'people' is plural, we need plural form 'use'
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by akshatgupta87 » Wed Jun 22, 2011 9:05 am
Actually there was a typo...
Option E ) use Englog, an informal type of English merged with Tagalog words; the most
commonly spoken form of Englog
Sorry for the mistake..
now can you point explain...

Thanks,
Akshat
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by honeysn » Wed Jun 22, 2011 6:43 pm
Now this is confusing :) With the new option provided, I will go with E now.

Comparing B and E-> B can have pronoun reference error. 'Which' can refer to noun - Englog or Tagalog words

Experts please advice.
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by vikram4689 » Wed Jun 22, 2011 7:46 pm
Stacey said not to study this ques., search on google you will find it on another post on BTG
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by akshatgupta87 » Thu Jun 23, 2011 9:14 am
honeysn wrote:Now this is confusing :) With the new option provided, I will go with E now.

Comparing B and E-> B can have pronoun reference error. 'Which' can refer to noun - Englog or Tagalog words

Experts please advice.
Even I got confused with the same thing... :)
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