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| A: than it B: than the one C: one than D: than one which The answer seems to be B, but A looks correct, though. ??? |
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| than when?
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[Edited for clarity.] [Edited for spelling.] |
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| :). not a logical comparison then. The question itself is questionable :) |
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B is correct because much larger than is being used to compare two nouns: 1. an image of a specimen that is much larger than 2. the (other) one i.e. the other image of the specimen A is incorrect because "it" refers back to 'an image of a specimen'. That is, *it(self) is much larger than it(itself). ungrammatical C would be correct iff we added "a": ...a much larger one than actually viewed. D would be correct iff we added "the...is": ...much larger than the one which is actually viewed. :D |
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| :). Got it. The more I try to anaylse this sentence the more confusing it is to me :P. |
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Complex Sentence The lenses in an optical microscope bend the light passing through a specimen to form an image of that specimen that is much larger ____ actually viewed. Simplex Sentence The lenses bend the light to form an image. An image that is much larger_____viewed. :D |
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