trafficspinners wrote:
Can some one from master faculty help us to Understand.
1. A and E can be eliminated as they have Modifiers issue.
2. Can some one help to select between B,C and D?
1. A and E can be eliminated as they have Modifiers issue.
2. Can some one help to select between B,C and D?
In addition to providing more course offerings than Willow High School,
NOW if you read the sentence what is going to provide more course offerings?
teachers or MENLO high school.
obviously the school.
therefore we can easily eliminate option A and D.
NOW LEFT WITH B,C,E
B) Menlo High School has teachers who are better trained than those at==>CORRECT
C) Menlo High School teachers are better trained than they are at==>USE of they is wrong here.
meaning:
Menlo High School teachers are better trained than menlo high school teachers at willow..
THEY/THEM is used for same thing ,for different basket of thing you always THAT/THOSE.
THE money spent by my parents was less than that spent by me. ==>see here my money and parents money are different so we use that.
PAUL EARNED 100 $ TODAY NOW HE IS GOING TO USE IT.==>See IT here is refering to same money..
so for same thing use they/them ..and fore different thing use that/those
E) Menlo High School has teachers who are better trained than at willow==>here what is compared to teachers is not clear..hence wrong.
hope it helps