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by showbu » Fri Jan 09, 2009 9:04 pm
Often credited as the founder of English literature, Geoffrey Chaucer both contributed to a growing canon of English literature, extended the capabilities of the language, and using it to invent a new poetic meter.

a. literature, extended the capabilities of the language, and using it

b literature, extended the capabilities of the language, and used it

c literature and extended the capabilities of the language, using it

d. literature, extended the capabilities of the language and using it

e. literature and, extending the capabilities of the language, using it
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Re: Geoffrey Chaucer

by logitech » Fri Jan 09, 2009 9:07 pm
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BOTH signals:

Both X and Y so we should have two items in our list.

Since X is contributed

Y needs to be in past tense and follow AND



c literature and extended the capabilities of the language, using it
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Re: Geoffrey Chaucer

by showbu » Sat Jan 10, 2009 9:20 pm
OA C
showbu wrote:Often credited as the founder of English literature, Geoffrey Chaucer both contributed to a growing canon of English literature, extended the capabilities of the language, and using it to invent a new poetic meter.

a. literature, extended the capabilities of the language, and using it

b literature, extended the capabilities of the language, and used it

c literature and extended the capabilities of the language, using it

d. literature, extended the capabilities of the language and using it

e. literature and, extending the capabilities of the language, using it
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Re: Geoffrey Chaucer

by aroon7 » Sat Jan 10, 2009 10:16 pm
logitech wrote:.

BOTH signals:

Both X and Y so we should have two items in our list.

Since X is contributed

Y needs to be in past tense and follow AND



c literature and extended the capabilities of the language, using it
...but Y is "using" isnt it?
"contributed" is parallel to "used" because we have "and" before "using' in the sentence.

IMO B

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