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If you sell your house before the end of this month, your taxes will be reduced by almost 30 percent ------- the sale of your home.
(A) regarding
(B) despite
(C) supposing
(D) regardless of
When translating the sentence into my language, I find that either A or D makes sense to me. Nonetheless, I think choice D is more correct. Please help me make it clear. Thanks in advance.
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o Lê Quô´c If you sell your house before the end of this month, your taxes will be reduced by almost 30 percent ------- the sale of your home. (A) regarding (B) despite (C) supposing (D) regardless of When translating the sentence into my language, I find that either A or D makes sense to me. Nonetheless, I think choice D is more correct.
- o Lê Quô´c If you sell your house before the end of this month, your taxes will be reduced by almost 30 percent ------- the sale of your home.
- (A) regarding (B) despite (C) supposing (D) regardless of When translating the sentence into my language, I find that either A or D makes sense to me.
- Nonetheless, I think choice D is more correct.
- Please help me make it clear.
- I think thats the correct ans.
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Ba?o Lê Quô´cIf you sell your house before the end of this month, your taxes will be reduced by almost 30 percent ------- the sale of your home.
(A) regarding
(B) despite
(C) supposing
(D) regardless ofWhen translating the sentence into my language, I find that either A or D makes sense to me. Nonetheless, I think choice D is more correct. Plea
0From a purely English-language point of view I would choose (B). However, I don't understand what the sentence is talking about. I don't understand what taxes it is referring to, or why selling your home might not be expected to reduce them.
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