adineo wrote:
vdadwal wrote:
Unlike X , Y is the idiom being tested here. Only B and D are the contenders. In B their is a modifier error , with is xxx is incorrect , further their is no verb present. Dwins.
Correctly pointed out!
The reason B is wrong is that the prepositional phrase " with......." is unclear in terms of the clause/phrase it is modifying. Is it the previous one or the next one.
eg. XXXXXXXXX, with.........., YYYYYYYYYY
We dont know with is referring to XXXXXXXXX or to YYYYYYYY.
Hope
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