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Chenyizhou Posted 10 years ago
Grammar

Subordinators for adverbial clauses—given that, now that or in case？

___ everyone is given such a good chance, he will surely be devoted to doing it well.
A. Given that
B. Now that
C. In case
D. Even though
I've been limited in resources for a couple of reasons, I therefore put this questions to online helpers. The only knowledge I can think of is that if "in case=if" I will tend to choose C, hoping my judgement would not confuse you. Could some experienced speakers show me a standard answer?
  

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chenyizhou Could some experienced speakers show me a standard answer? The original sentence is poorly conceived, probably by a non-native speaker, but roughly speaking, A, B and C are all possible.

— Mister Micawber

  • chenyizhou Could some experienced speakers show me a standard answer?
  • The original sentence is poorly conceived, probably by a non-native speaker, but roughly speaking, A, B and C are all possible.
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chenyizhou Could some experienced speakers show me a standard answer?
The original sentence is poorly conceived, probably by a non-native speaker, but roughly speaking, A, B and C are all possible.
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Thank you so much! Your explanation is simple and clear. I have been confused with the question for more than 10 hours, therefore, I should give you some lovely
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Thank you.

(PS: I suspect that the test writer chose B as the answer.)
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