IMO B ?
reasoning to follow!
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IMO "B" as well.
use of reflexive pronoun "themselves" seems to indicate action happened by truck i.e. truck by themselves came off the assembly line.
"D" and "E" wrong idiom
"A" the numbers of is wrong usage
use of reflexive pronoun "themselves" seems to indicate action happened by truck i.e. truck by themselves came off the assembly line.
"D" and "E" wrong idiom
"A" the numbers of is wrong usage
[quote="amitabhprasad"]IMO "B" as well.
use of reflexive pronoun "themselves" seems to indicate action happened by truck i.e. truck by themselves came off the assembly line.
"D" and "E" wrong idiom
"A" the numbers of is wrong usage[/quote]
Agree. B looks best among lot.
But Is "twice that" a valid idiom?
use of reflexive pronoun "themselves" seems to indicate action happened by truck i.e. truck by themselves came off the assembly line.
"D" and "E" wrong idiom
"A" the numbers of is wrong usage[/quote]
Agree. B looks best among lot.
But Is "twice that" a valid idiom?
I 'd rather B if that was eliminated byt that number of seem wrong although theselves look bad here it makes it hard to deside between B&D... so why B correct?
I 'd rather B if that was eliminated byt that number of seem wrong although theselves look bad here it makes it hard to deside between B&D... so why B correct?
[quote="Parastoo"]I 'd rather B if that was eliminated byt that number of seem wrong although theselves look bad here it makes it hard to deside between B&D... so why B correct?[/quote]
Incorrect Idiom. Should be as many as.
Incorrect Idiom. Should be as many as.
B for me too.
twice "that number" is needed here to imply a contrast.
and 'alone' is needed to complete the comparison.
the reflexive pronoun 'themselves' is inappropriate as it refers to trucks. It implies that trucks did something themselves.. which is wrong.
twice "that number" is needed here to imply a contrast.
and 'alone' is needed to complete the comparison.
the reflexive pronoun 'themselves' is inappropriate as it refers to trucks. It implies that trucks did something themselves.. which is wrong.
