Ques. Quasars, at billions of light- years from earth the more distant observable objects in the universe, belived to be the cores of galaxies in an early stage of development.
(A) believed to be
(B) are believed to be
(c) some believe them to be
(D) some believe they are
(E) it is believed that they are
can anyone please explain the answer
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I will go with "B".
The sentence is missing a verb. Need an "are" (plural, for plural quasarS) in there.
Look at it this way:
Quasars, ...., believed to be <something>.
It is incomplete. The part separated by commas is non-essential...it helps to just drop it to see the picture clearly.
This looks better: Quasars, ..., are believed to be <something>.
The sentence is missing a verb. Need an "are" (plural, for plural quasarS) in there.
Look at it this way:
Quasars, ...., believed to be <something>.
It is incomplete. The part separated by commas is non-essential...it helps to just drop it to see the picture clearly.
This looks better: Quasars, ..., are believed to be <something>.
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I'm just supporting the idea of sakali that the plural is needed here.Reva wrote:thanks for replying
Even if you don't the meaning of the keyword "Quasars", you can find out the word "objects" in the
first sentence which explains in detail. In the second sentence, therfore, it should use "are".
This is just my strategy everytime I face some words I don't know of.