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by ChessWriter » Sat Jan 07, 2012 5:48 am
Because many products claim that it is "new and improved" and that they have "better flavor," they are often the same products simply in new packaging.


A) Because many products claim that it is
B) Because many products claim that they are
C) Although many products claim that it is
D) Although many products claim that they are
E) Although many products claim they are
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by LalaB » Sat Jan 07, 2012 6:33 am
imho D, since "claims" needs the word "that"
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by user123321 » Sat Jan 07, 2012 7:53 am
ChessWriter wrote:Because many products claim that it is "new and improved" and that they have "better flavor," they are often the same products simply in new packaging.


A) Because many products claim that it is
B) Because many products claim that they are
C) Although many products claim that it is
D) Although many products claim that they are
E) Although many products claim they are
grammatically I agree D is the one among the bunch. But I am not able to understand how a product can claim that it is better.
any help will be highly appreciated.

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by LalaB » Sat Jan 07, 2012 7:59 am
user123321 wrote: grammatically I agree D is the one among the bunch. But I am not able to understand how a product can claim that it is better.
any help will be highly appreciated.

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please see the link below -

https://www.hghsupplements.net/hgh-reviews/ghr-1000/

here u can find, the phrases such as "Many products claim that it can reverse the effects of aging" and "One product that promises results is GHR 1000"

u can google that phrase "many products claim" and find that it is indeed a popular phrase
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