abilty to adjust is correct idiom, so A out.
The coyte is singular, requiring it, so B is out.
Out of CDE, D contains infamosu being, so out. to be able to is not correct construction, so C is out. IMO E.
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here confusion is b/w THEY / IT
Can somebody explain how what is correct among them... and why
ta
Can somebody explain how what is correct among them... and why
ta
the coyte requires it, not they, as it is singular.btgyes wrote:here confusion is b/w THEY / IT
Can somebody explain how what is correct among them... and why
ta
Charged up again to beat the beast 
Thanks...maihuna wrote:the coyte requires it, not they, as it is singular.btgyes wrote:here confusion is b/w THEY / IT
Can somebody explain how what is correct among them... and why
ta
that makes sense to me...
I will go with E....maihuna wrote:the coyte requires it, not they, as it is singular.btgyes wrote:here confusion is b/w THEY / IT
Can somebody explain how what is correct among them... and why
ta
they / it ..... the pronoun should refer to the mouse .... so it is the right pronoun here.
















