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by komal » Fri Feb 19, 2010 7:20 pm
. Carthaginians are still commonly credited as the ones who salted Roman fields during the Punic Wars despite the existence of credible evidence to the contrary.

(A) as the ones who salted
(B) as the salters of
(C) for salting
(D) with having salted
(E) with the salting of

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by thephoenix » Fri Feb 19, 2010 7:43 pm
komal wrote:. Carthaginians are still commonly credited as the ones who salted Roman fields during the Punic Wars despite the existence of credible evidence to the contrary.

(A) as the ones who salted
(B) as the salters of
(C) for salting
(D) with having salted
(E) with the salting of

OA D
idiom

use credited for something

credited with someone

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so D and E
E however changes the meaning
so D

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by bhumika.k.shah » Fri Feb 19, 2010 7:58 pm
hope this helps :)
komal wrote:. Carthaginians are still commonly credited as the ones who salted Roman fields during the Punic Wars despite the existence of credible evidence to the contrary.

(A) as the ones who salted - wrong idiom
(B) as the salters of - wrong idiom
(C) for salting - wrong idiom
(D) with having salted - correct idiom. credited with . and also the tense required is past tense. salted ....
(E) with the salting of - correct idiom . incorrect usage of salting in the sentence.

Hence D

OA D

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by akhpad » Thu May 20, 2010 10:59 pm
Carthaginians are still commonly credited as the ones who salted Roman fields during the Punic Wars despite the existence of credible evidence to the contrary.

(D) with having salted
(E) with the salting of

I could not able to eliminate between D and E.

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