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| necessities. (A) selling their crops for buying (B) the sales of their crops for buying (C) their selling of crops so as to buy (D) their selling crops for buying of (E) the sale of their crops to buy I choose C but the answer is E.. What is the difference in choices between B and E? for buying and to buy?? please explain |
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| [quote=kiranlegend;337259]... families ... began to specialize in the production of grain or cotton and to use the cash proceeds from the sale of their crops to buy necessities. (A) selling their crops for buying ![]() (B) the sales of their crops for buying ![]() (C) their selling of crops so as to buy ![]() (D) their selling crops for buying of ![]() (E) the sale of their crops [in order] to buy |
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| you went by option E because of the usage of proper idiom from.. to,, correct? If that is the case A, B and D will be eliminated. please confirm:) can you elaborate a bit more on the other option, C, that is left over? |
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| Quote:
.... families ... began ... to use the cash proceeds from the sale of their crops [in order] to buy necessities. Quote:
... families began ... to use the cash proceeds from __________________________ necessities. |
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