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by dongkim2 » Sun Jan 11, 2009 10:32 am
Nasa's methodical approach to the exploration of Mars has not yet answered the questions of whether bilogical life forms ever emerged on Mars [color=red]and whether, presuming such life forms having left fossil traces to begin with, those traces can [/color]still exist in some moist recesses of the cold and arid planet.

a. and whether, presuming such life forms having left fossil traces to begin with, those traces can
b. and whether, if it is presumed that such life forms left some fossil traces to begin with, can those traces
c. and whether, presuming such life forms left fossil traces to begin with, those traces
d. and, presuming such life forms did leave some fossil traces to begin with, if they can
e. and, presuming such life forms to have left fossil traces to begin with, if they

I think the answer is [color=white]C[/color], but I am not really sure about the answer. Please help.

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by logitech » Sun Jan 11, 2009 11:25 am
dongkim2 wrote:Nasa's methodical approach to the exploration of Mars has not yet answered the questions of whether bilogical life forms ever emerged on Mars and whether, presuming such life forms having left fossil traces to begin with, those traces can still exist in some moist recesses of the cold and arid planet.

we need whether to keep the //

a. and whether, presuming such life forms having left fossil traces to begin with, those traces can

b. and whether, if it is presumed that such life forms left some fossil traces to begin with, can those traces

c. and whether, presuming such life forms left fossil traces to begin with, those traces
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by tracyyahoo » Sun Aug 21, 2011 7:58 pm
Yeah, I think it is C as well.

It should be used whether..


logitech wrote:
dongkim2 wrote:Nasa's methodical approach to the exploration of Mars has not yet answered the questions of whether bilogical life forms ever emerged on Mars and whether, presuming such life forms having left fossil traces to begin with, those traces can still exist in some moist recesses of the cold and arid planet.

we need whether to keep the //

a. and whether, presuming such life forms having left fossil traces to begin with, those traces can

b. and whether, if it is presumed that such life forms left some fossil traces to begin with, can those traces

c. and whether, presuming such life forms left fossil traces to begin with, those traces
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by vzzai » Sun Aug 21, 2011 11:47 pm
IMO: C
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by aspirant2011 » Mon Aug 22, 2011 12:20 am
dongkim2 wrote:Nasa's methodical approach to the exploration of Mars has not yet answered the questions of whether bilogical life forms ever emerged on Mars and whether, presuming such life forms having left fossil traces to begin with, those traces can still exist in some moist recesses of the cold and arid planet.

a. and whether, presuming such life forms having left fossil traces to begin with, those traces can
b. and whether, if it is presumed that such life forms left some fossil traces to begin with, can those traces
c. and whether, presuming such life forms left fossil traces to begin with, those traces
d. and, presuming such life forms did leave some fossil traces to begin with, if they can ------ unparallel
e. and, presuming such life forms to have left fossil traces to begin with, if they

I think the answer is C, but I am not really sure about the answer. Please help.

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