Many stock traders in the United States have set out to become global investors, convinced that limiting their investments to the U.S. stock market, which, though certainly home to the stocks of some of the world’s great corporations, restricted their gains.
^^ This sentence is wrong for the wrong use of which clause. Can you explain why does it consider as wrong sentence, please?
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- MdAbuAsad
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Many stock traders in the United States have set out to beco
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Re: Many stock traders in the United States have set out to beco
Hello Experts,
One more question:
For D and B, WHICH can jump over the preposition. So why we won't consider 'limiting their investments' is a the 'subject' for the verb 'restricted'?
One more question:
For D and B, WHICH can jump over the preposition. So why we won't consider 'limiting their investments' is a the 'subject' for the verb 'restricted'?
“The heights by great men reached and kept were not attained in sudden flight but, they while their companions slept, they were toiling upwards in the night.”
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Re: Many stock traders in the United States have set out to beco
Hi MdAbuAsad!
You're asking about choices D and B but you didn't post a complete question. Can you please add that so we can reply?
Whit
You're asking about choices D and B but you didn't post a complete question. Can you please add that so we can reply?
Whit
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