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Masanori Takaoka Posted 9 years ago
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Polls show confidence (a)on the prime minister (b)rising by 11% (c)since his new plan for the economy (d)was revealed.
Among (a) - (d), which one is incorrect?
Is it (a), which should be "be"?
Also, could you tell me the meaning of this sentence?
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(a) is incorrect, but "be" doesn't make sense there. Hint: we don't say "confidence on someone"; we use a different preposition. Any guesses?
- (a) is incorrect, but "be" doesn't make sense there.
- Hint: we don't say "confidence on someone"; we use a different preposition.
- Any guesses?
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(a) is incorrect, but "be" doesn't make sense there.
Hint: we don't say "confidence on someone"; we use a different preposition. Any guesses?
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