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Fireflysaigon Posted 15 years ago
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The youngest to win
The guest on our program will be the youngest ____________ the quiz.
A. to win B. that wins C. who is winning D. won
I think both A & C are correct. Am I right? Thanks in advance
A. to win B. that wins C. who is winning D. won
I think both A & C are correct. Am I right? Thanks in advance
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This question is very odd. You don't "win" a quiz. You pass a quiz, or get a high score on a quiz, but you win a contest.
- This question is very odd.
- You don't "win" a quiz.
- You pass a quiz, or get a high score on a quiz, but you win a contest.
- Additionally, there is only one "winner" so that person is simultaneously the oldest, youngest, tallest, and shortest winner there is.
- I suppose if there is an annual contest, and the guest will be the person who, from among all past winners, was the youngest to win it, that would work.
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This question is very odd. You don't "win" a quiz. You pass a quiz, or get a high score on a quiz, but you win a contest. Additionally, there is only one "winner" so that person is simultaneously the oldest, youngest, tallest, and shortest winner there is. I suppose if there is an annual contest, and the guest will be the person who, from among all past winners, was the youngest to win it, that w
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