Question
Look at the bold part of each sentence Below each sentence, three possible situations for the bold part are given. If one of them (
- A , (
- A , (
- B or (
- B or (
- C is better than the bold part, choose that part (
- C as your answer. If none of these substitutions improves the sentence, choose (
- D as your response. Thus a "No Improvement" response will be signified by the letter (
- D . He is resembling his father.
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