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Rohan Malik Posted 10 years ago
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The ___ with which he has done the work is remarkable.
ease or skill?
Though answer is given "ease" in the book but I want to know how can ease be remarkable answer should be skill.
ease or skill?
Though answer is given "ease" in the book but I want to know how can ease be remarkable answer should be skill.
Top answer
Both words are possible. People who are very *** at something often do it with remarkable ease.
- Both words are possible.
- People who are very *** at something often do it with remarkable ease.
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Both words are possible.
People who are very *** at something often do it with remarkable ease.
People who are very *** at something often do it with remarkable ease.
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I wouldn't say it must be 'skill', but your teacher probably expects that answer.
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Rohan Malikease or skill?Only "ease" sounds right to me.
If the skill with which he works is remarkable, it sounds to me like the speaker is surprised he has the skill to do the work.
CJ
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