Robert took up piano as he had taken up many other hobbies, with no great seriousness or dedication and with no ambition exception that to see whether he might make a living at it
a) no ambition excepting than to see whether
b) other ambition excepting to see if
c) ambition other than to see whether
d) other ambition but that of to see whether
e) ambition excepting to see if
OA : later
No ambition
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In my opinion it is C.
I grouped "...with no great seriousness or dedication" together. Because the original sentence had excepting, I figure the sentence needs a word that relates to the word "excepting."
I was split between A, C, D...then I wittled it down to C and D....then I chose C.
I grouped "...with no great seriousness or dedication" together. Because the original sentence had excepting, I figure the sentence needs a word that relates to the word "excepting."
I was split between A, C, D...then I wittled it down to C and D....then I chose C.
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