Thanks Danielle.

Danielle, I am not convinced with the answer choice "A". Here is my take: If we break sentence "A" using spoiler, then: "There are no legal limits, as there are for cod and haddock , on the size of monkfish that can be caught, a circumstance that contributes to their depleti...

Danielle/ Ranji, I have a doubt here.. You say that sentence should be in present tense thats why "Depicted" is wrong..but I think "are depicted" in C is in present tense and definitely makes sense over A. Here is my take.. If we consider the idiom "Although...yet", in ...

Danielle, I have a doubt here...Many places "of" is referred as middleman and advised to be ignored to get the verb (singular/ plural). Now in this case if we consider "patchwork of greenfields" and then ignore "of greenfield" the only patchwork is left which seems like...

sorry abt that... In the first question: "excavating of" is unidiomatic..."excavation of" should be good..thats how I negated A, C and D. Also, I could easily negate B because "discovered at the excavation" is unidiomatic...it should be "during excavation".. t...

my take is B, here is why: A. a greater proportion than it was: Negate this choice as it is singular and costs is plural B. a greater proportion than: seems logical, lets keep this as an option C. a greater proportion than they have been: need simple past here, negated D. which is greater than was s...

IMO - E here is why: premise 1: "If a spoken language is completely efficient, then every possible permutation of its basic language sounds can be an understandable word"..This is a condition for a spoken language to be efficient. premise 2: "If the human auditory system is an imperfe...