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by dubinsky » Fri Jul 01, 2011 6:28 am
Ironical as it may seem, women's emancipation from the clutches of social drudgery through their employment in high paying jobs alongside men, has led neither to elevated social status within their married families, or to increased say in the family decision making or to secure independence from their spouse.


(A) has led neither to elevated social status within their married families, or to increased say in the family decision making or

(B) has led neither to elevated social status within their married families, nor to increased say in the family decision making nor

(C) has not led either to elevated social status within their married families, neither to increased say in the family decision making and nor

(D) has not led to elevation of their social status within their married families, or to increased say in the family decision making or

(E) has not led to either elevation of their social status within their married families, or to increased say in the family decision making or


please give explanation for ur answers
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by sameerballani » Fri Jul 01, 2011 6:35 am
dubinsky wrote:Ironical as it may seem, women's emancipation from the clutches of social drudgery through their employment in high paying jobs alongside men, has led neither to elevated social status within their married families, or to increased say in the family decision making or to secure independence from their spouse.


(A) has led neither to elevated social status within their married families, or to increased say in the family decision making or

(B) has led neither to elevated social status within their married families, nor to increased say in the family decision making nor

(C) has not led either to elevated social status within their married families, neither to increased say in the family decision making and nor

(D) has not led to elevation of their social status within their married families, or to increased say in the family decision making or

(E) has not led to either elevation of their social status within their married families, or to increased say in the family decision making or


please give explanation for ur answers
IMO D
its Either X or Y / Neither X or Y
its X or Y or Z....
Its not X or Y or Z...
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by sameerballani » Fri Jul 01, 2011 6:36 am
sameerballani wrote:
dubinsky wrote:Ironical as it may seem, women's emancipation from the clutches of social drudgery through their employment in high paying jobs alongside men, has led neither to elevated social status within their married families, or to increased say in the family decision making or to secure independence from their spouse.


(A) has led neither to elevated social status within their married families, or to increased say in the family decision making or

(B) has led neither to elevated social status within their married families, nor to increased say in the family decision making nor

(C) has not led either to elevated social status within their married families, neither to increased say in the family decision making and nor

(D) has not led to elevation of their social status within their married families, or to increased say in the family decision making or

(E) has not led to either elevation of their social status within their married families, or to increased say in the family decision making or


please give explanation for ur answers
IMO D
its Either X or Y / Neither X or Y
its X or Y or Z....
Its not X or Y or Z...
Join the discussion

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