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Estellechen Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
SAT grammar
Something about the project must have energized the bureaucrats; only six months after
A B C
plans are submitted, the playground was complete. No error.
D E
What's wrong with D?
Though far less innovative as a composer of vocal and instrumental music, Georg Philipp
A B
Telemann was the most prolific of either Johann Sebastian Bach or George Frideric Handel.
C D
No error.
E
What's wrong with C?
"Still, these students did not know how to turn their interests into careers."
What's the "still" means in this sentence?
A B C
plans are submitted, the playground was complete. No error.
D E
What's wrong with D?
Though far less innovative as a composer of vocal and instrumental music, Georg Philipp
A B
Telemann was the most prolific of either Johann Sebastian Bach or George Frideric Handel.
C D
No error.
E
What's wrong with C?
"Still, these students did not know how to turn their interests into careers."
What's the "still" means in this sentence?
Top answer
1-- were submitted 2-- was more prolific than either... 3-- probably 'however','in spite of (that)', or 'after (that)'
- 1-- were submitted 2-- was more prolific than either...
- 3-- probably 'however','in spite of (that)', or 'after (that)'
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1-- were submitted
2-- was more prolific than either...
3-- probably 'however','in spite of (that)', or 'after (that)'
2-- was more prolific than either...
3-- probably 'however','in spite of (that)', or 'after (that)'
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