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Sitifan Posted 10 years ago
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He is a poet and (a) novelist.
"What is he?" "He is _____."
(A) a poet and novelist (B) a poet and a novelist (C) poet and novelist (D) the poet and novelist
The answer to the above question is A. Is option B also acceptable?
(A) a poet and novelist (B) a poet and a novelist (C) poet and novelist (D) the poet and novelist
The answer to the above question is A. Is option B also acceptable?
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Yes. (D) is also not totally impossible, though it needs some kind of extra contextual justification.
- Yes.
- (D) is also not totally impossible, though it needs some kind of extra contextual justification.
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Yes.
(D) is also not totally impossible, though it needs some kind of extra contextual justification.
(D) is also not totally impossible, though it needs some kind of extra contextual justification.
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sitifanHow about option B? Is it acceptable?When I answered "Yes" in my first reply, it was in answer to your question "Is option B also acceptable?"
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sitifan"What is he?" "He is _____."
(A) a poet and novelist (B) a poet and a novelist (C) poet and novelist (D) the poet and novelist
The answer to the above question is A. Is option B also acceptable?
C
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