The song gained (5) reasonable popularity for it’s association with the film and its similarity (6) to Arrested Developments other material at the time. Read the passage underlined (5). There may be a mistake in punctuation, capitalization, or spelling. If you find a mistake, choose the answer that corrects the mistake. If there is no mistake, choose ‘Correct as is.’ A) Correct as is. B) popularity for its association with the film C) popularity, for its association with the film D) popularity for it’s association, with the film
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Required answer - Correct option is B)
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The song gained reasonable popularity for _its_ association with the film and its similarity
This option becomes correct because there is a word correction i.e it's to its , since there is no word like it's since it is short form of "It is" .
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ROYALJATT
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The song gained reasonable popularity for _its_ association with the film and its similarity
This option becomes correct because there is a word correction i.e it's to its , since there is no word like it's since it is short form of "It is" .
Hope it will help u ....
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Best of luck ;)
ROYALJATT
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The correct answer is option B.
The song gained reasonable popularity for its association with the film and its similarity.
It is because in option c, they have put a comma which is inappropriate. In option d, they have given 'it's' which is also not correct.
Hope it helps!! :)
The song gained reasonable popularity for its association with the film and its similarity.
It is because in option c, they have put a comma which is inappropriate. In option d, they have given 'it's' which is also not correct.
Hope it helps!! :)
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