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Re: Refusing to (i) ____________ his vituperative words
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30 Sep 2019, 14:29
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The ambassador refused to intensify his already abusive words. So he continued to incense the audience.
A question with little sense to me.
Regards
A question with little sense to me.
Regards
Re: Refusing to (i) ____________ his vituperative words
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30 Sep 2019, 21:33
30 Sep 2019, 21:33
I think the answer should be B, F.
The ambassador refused to reduce the intensity of (moderate) his vituperative words, which further angered (incensed) the members.
The ambassador refused to reduce the intensity of (moderate) his vituperative words, which further angered (incensed) the members.
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30 Sep 2019, 21:58
30 Sep 2019, 21:58
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I agree with ChiGRE.
In order for the members of the committee to get angry, the ambassador should refused to moderate the vituperative words.
Moreover, in Blank (i), choice A and C are similar. Therefore, either of them can be a correct choice and because we have to choose only one choice, choice B has to be our appropriate choice.
In order for the members of the committee to get angry, the ambassador should refused to moderate the vituperative words.
Moreover, in Blank (i), choice A and C are similar. Therefore, either of them can be a correct choice and because we have to choose only one choice, choice B has to be our appropriate choice.
