MartyTargetTestPrep wrote:
viphaneev wrote:
I have been wondering about the intended meaning of a sentence.
Given choices C and E, both are grammatically correct, I am not sure what judgement to use to pick between the two choices. They both make sense to me.
How do people suppose to pick between the choices?
Given choices C and E, both are grammatically correct, I am not sure what judgement to use to pick between the two choices. They both make sense to me.
How do people suppose to pick between the choices?
First, let's consider the (C)version.
[color=#0000ff] Henry Cavendish devised an instrument made from a rod, wire, and lead balls, and employed uncommonly precise measurements, and in 1797–1798 wasable to arrive at an astonishingly accurate
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