Hi Experts - on A vs C
If you dont know that "Unqualifying" is not a word in the english dictionary
can one eliminate A based on logic or meaning, perhaps ?
I am not a native english speaker
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Re: The three women, liberal activists who strongly
JbhB682 Wrote:Hi Experts - on A vs C
If you dont know that "Unqualifying" is not a word in the english dictionary
can one eliminate A based on logic or meaning, perhaps ?
I am not a native english speaker
Unfortunately, the only way to eliminate the choice is to know the correct idiomatic use of the word. That said, this example is from 2008 - which means it was retired at least that long ago, so this question is OLD! The test has been moving away from having a question rest solely on an idiom or american-centric phrasing. So the best news - you will NOT have to worry about this on the test!
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