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BrianMendonsa Posted 10 years ago
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1)Both my parents are graduates. Which category do they come under:
a) Neither parents graduates
b) Neither parents post graduates
c) None of the above.
a) Neither parents graduates
b) Neither parents post graduates
c) None of the above.
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" The reason it is not "b" is because there is not enough information to say. One or the other could be a post-graduate student (as well as a graduate).
- " The reason it is not "b" is because there is not enough information to say.
- One or the other could be a post-graduate student (as well as a graduate).
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I would say "c."
The reason it is not "b" is because there is not enough information to say. One or the other could be a post-graduate student (as well as a graduate).
The reason it is not "b" is because there is not enough information to say. One or the other could be a post-graduate student (as well as a graduate).
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BrianMendonsa 1)Both my parents are graduates. Which category do they come under:a) Neither parents graduatesb) Neither parents post graduatesc) None of the above.a) Neither of your parents are graduates. ( Wrong. Both your parents are graduates.)
b) Neither of your parents are post graduates. ( Your parents are graduates. I assume they are not post grad
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Thank you, tamguatlay and Doctor D. [ Note the comma after 'you'. ]
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