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by sulabh » Wed Jun 11, 2008 12:38 pm
Unlike most Red Grinder species, the male and female speckled Red Grinder are very difficult to tell apart.
A. Unlike most Red Grinder species, the male and female speckled Red Grinder are very difficult to tell apart.
B. Unlike most Red Grinder species, the gender of the speckled Red Grinder is very difficult to distinguish.
C. Unlike those in most Red Grinder species, the male and female speckled Red Grinders are very difficult to distinguish.
D. It is very difficult, unlike in most Grinder species, to tell the male and female speckled Red Grinder apart.
E. Speckled Red Grinders are unlike most species of Red Grinder in that it is very difficult to tell the male and female apart.
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by chidcguy » Wed Jun 11, 2008 1:04 pm
I am leaning towards E.

B is wrong because it compares species with gender

C is wrong because we dont need unlike those.

D is awkward.

E looks good with the use of in that and shows the specific charecteristc

For me A would have been perfect if it used distinguish rather than tell apart.

tell apart = distinguish??

What is the OA? Can some one tell me whether A is correct or incorrect and why?
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by netigen » Wed Jun 11, 2008 1:16 pm
A is definitely incorrect because of mismatched comparison

most Red Grinder species are compared to the male and female

E seems to be the best choice here but I reserve my judgment because according to OG "in that" is not a good choice as a conjunction. (OG11 Q51)
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by chidcguy » Wed Jun 11, 2008 2:10 pm
most Red Grinder species are compared to the male and female

I say

most Red Grinder species are compared to the male and female speckled RG

which makes sense to me even though the comparison is many to one. Both of them are still RG.
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by senthil » Wed Jun 11, 2008 7:42 pm
what is teh anser ? I feel C cud be better choice please explain...
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