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No longer as __________ as he had been when he was younger, the aging
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12 Jun 2022, 21:38
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No longer as __________ as he had been when he was younger, the aging gymnast merely described rather than demonstrated demanding stunts.
| Two Answers |
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| A. disputative |
| B. somnolent |
| C. adept | D. modest | E. tenuous |
| F. agile |
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16 Jun 2022, 02:00
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The logic of the sentence contrasts the gymnast’s earlier state (adept and agile) with his present state (aging) and capable of only describing rather than demonstrating. One who can no longer demonstrate is not as physically able as he once was.
The logic of the sentence contrasts the gymnast’s earlier state (adept and agile) with his present state (aging) and capable of only describing rather than demonstrating. One who can no longer demonstrate is not as physically able as he once was.
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16 Jun 2022, 03:47
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Two states: young and old
Key words in the old state were aging with all the effects that happen to gymnasts, e.g. having lack of mobility vs agile during young state
Similarly stunt vs adept
Answers (C, F)
Key words in the old state were aging with all the effects that happen to gymnasts, e.g. having lack of mobility vs agile during young state
Similarly stunt vs adept
Answers (C, F)
