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Whatever you say Miss Verbal 2009mals24 wrote:Agree with A
The airlines executives are convinced that just as 1/3 blah blah, many travelers will use travel agents.
Correct idiom is prefer X to Y, rule out C, D, E
Between A and B. We don't need subjunctive 'would' The executives are convinced about the fact so use will. Subjunctive would be fine if the executives were not too sure about the fact or if they were hoping for the fact to be true.
Great stuff Ronnie!ronniecoleman wrote:hINT: airline executives are convinced -----so no would
Despite + Noun phrase
Despite the fact ---out
convinced + that
Ronnie - do u mean to say - its always wrong or its just more wordy here?ronniecoleman wrote: hINT: airline executives are convinced -----so no would
Despite + Noun phrase
Despite the fact ---out
convinced + that
Compare the use of despite:
1. Despite the fact that I left work early, I nevertheless got home late.
2. Despite having left work early, I nevertheless got home late.
In sentence 1, "I left work early" could also function as an independent sentence.
In sentence 2, "having left work early" cannot function as an independent sentence.
Cool. Thanks ronnie.ronniecoleman wrote:@@acecoolan
despite the fact is not always wrong..just too wordy..
the eg you are showing me ...has lots of grave errors in other options so we have to choose the wordy option..
I feel that
if we have mistakes like idiom mismatch , pronoun error, subveb basic grammar errors they always take precedence over Wordiness .
Ronnie : Would appriciate if u can elaborate on Noun phrase.How to use this ?ronniecoleman wrote:hINT: [
Despite + Noun phrase
Despite the fact ---out
convinced + that
ronniecoleman wrote:
if we have mistakes like idiom mismatch , pronoun error, subveb basic grammar errors they always take precedence over Wordiness .
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