bipolarbear wrote:
This question is clearly not from an official source since it contains errors, however of all the errors, D is still the best choice.
main structure is X Verb Y as often as Z
I eat pears as often as apples.
First-time buyers buy cars as often as return customers. (This implies that buyers BUY return customers... should be as return customers do)
I eat pears as often as apples. Here, the comparison is between pears (object) and apples.
But, is the following sentence incorrect?
I eat pears
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