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Marat540 [252]
1 year ago
14

This legend about Admiral Nelson, like other

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1 answer:
il63 [147K]1 year ago
6 0

Correct option is E, like legends about other naval heroes, is

It does this by contrasting "this legend" with "legends about other naval heroes," so avoiding the mistake of the original. There is an unreasonable comparison in option (A). "This legend" is contrasted with "other naval heroes."

There is an agreement mistake in option (B). For the single subject "this legend," the plural verb "are" is used. There is an unreasonable comparison in option (C). "This legend" is contrasted with "other naval heroes." Choice (D) has an agreement mistake.

For the single subject "this legend," the plural verb "are" is used. Option E can be used to rewrite the sentence's highlighted portion. By contrasting "this legend" with "legends about other naval heroes," the inaccuracy is fixed. As a result, choice E is the right answer.

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