manhasnoname wrote:
sayantanc2k wrote:
manhasnoname wrote:
Going by your logic, OA doesn't make sense, does it?
The choice should have been "than they were ..." . Am I correct?
The choice should have been "than they were ..." . Am I correct?
The OA compares nouns (prices now andprices of an year ago .) If the comparison were between clauses , then "they were" would be required. Clause comparison allows omission of repeated parts in some cases, but not in this example. Please see my post above.
Noun comparison: Prices now is higher than prices then.
Clause comparison: Prices are now higher than
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