Both anticipate to X and anticipate -ing are correct. This question can be solved just by correct usage of agree with /to. Only E has correct usage and hence correct. Not at all! 'Anticipate' is one among the many words that get followed only by gerunds( -ing form). E.g., I anticipate getting the i...

Unlike most warbler species, the male and female blue-winged warbler are very difficult to tell apart. A. ... B. Unlike most warbler species, the gender of the blue-winged warbler is very difficult to distinguish. C. Unlike those in most warbler species, the male and female blue-winged arblers are ...

Even though she didn't anticipate to implement it, the advertising manager agreed with the personal manager's proposal to strengthen her department. A) to implement it, the advertising manager agreed with the personal B) implementing it, the advertising manager agreed with the personal C) implement...

The publishers, unwilling to shoulder the entire risk, insisted that the author should pay half the cost of the initial print run of his controversial new book. A. The publishers, unwilling to shoulder the entire risk, insisted that the author should pay half the cost of the initial print run of hi...

Pls help The most useful thing is to see that the triangle has equal angles. Therefore, arc AB = arc BC = arc AC. So let's represent arc AB by X. It follows that the circumference of the circle is X + X + X =3X But we are given that arc ABC, that is equal to arc AB + arc BC = 24 = 2X = 24 =X = 12. ...

If x percent of y is equal to y percent less than z, what is y in terms of x and z1 (A) 100(x +z)/z (B) 100x/(x+z) (C) 100{x+z)/(x-z) (D) 100z/(x-z) (E) 100z/(x+z) Please help in solving this problem! Here is my take: (x/100)y = z - (y/100)z =[(x/100)y]+ [(y/100)z] = z = y[ (x/100) + (z/100)] = z =...

if PQ = 9 , QR = 15 , PR = 12 & SINCE PQ+ PR ≠QR THEREFORE Points P,Q, R are : A on the same stright line B not on the stright line C opposite D parallel E on different direction THANKS For my money, this is weird, and ill-formulated question. Well, one possibility is that the three points ma...

If the first term of a geometric progression is 1/32 and 11th term is 32, what is the 6th term? Don't have an OA or the answer choices. Detailed explanations would be appreciated. Thanks Here, using the geometric progression formula may come in handy. Gn = G1[r^(n-1)] , Where, Gn= the nth. term r= ...