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Paleontologists

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by little mice » Sat Apr 27, 2013 10:16 pm
Paleontologists believe that fragments of a primate
jawbone unearthed in Burma and estimated at 40 to
44million years old provide evidence of
a crucial step
along the evolutionary paththat led to human beings.
(A) at 40to 44million years old provide evidence of
(B) as being 40to 44million years old provides
evidence of
(C) that it is 40 to 44million years old provides
evidence of whatwas
(D) to be 40 to 44million years old provide
evidence of
(E) as 40to 44million years old provides evidence
of whatwas

OA: D

My confusion: why estimate should not be followed with preposition"at"?
e.g. I estimate the damage at 8000 yuan
I don't think there is a problem in this sample sentence in which estimate connects with "at".
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by EducationAisle » Sat Apr 27, 2013 11:08 pm
"estimated to be" is an idiom. You need to just accept it that way, since Idioms, by their very nature, to do really have a "reason"..they are just accepted ways of spoken English.
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by Lifetron » Sun Apr 28, 2013 7:22 pm
estimated to be

Correct: The sculpture was estimated to be worth much more
sat than the base price.

Incorrect: The sculpture was estimated at worth much more
sat than the base price.
(OG 12 - Q 27)

estimated at - used to denote the place where the estimation was
done

Correct: The worth of the sculpture was estimated at Madrid.

Source - Aristotle SC Grail
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by little mice » Mon Apr 29, 2013 5:01 am
gughanbose wrote:estimated to be

Correct: The sculpture was estimated to be worth much more
sat than the base price.

Incorrect: The sculpture was estimated at worth much more
sat than the base price.
(OG 12 - Q 27)

estimated at - used to denote the place where the estimation was
done

Correct: The worth of the sculpture was estimated at Madrid.

Source - Aristotle SC Grail
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