sudeep_ar

what's wrong with E.

thanks! I didn't know that 'if only because" is idiom I searched and I got the following info on the idiom. ‘If only because X’ means ‘X is a good enough reason alone, but there may be other reasons too’. Please correct it if needed.

IMO C too

A and C imply different meanings. X broke with Y after (...) ==> broke the relationship X broke with Y in dispute over (..) ==> broke in dispute any opinions? IMO A

IMO..D correct comparison

Imo E

E......

I think 'Assuming that" is correct idiom. Please correct me! b/w A and B. For past tense usage I select B.

I also opted D for the same reason. Can Anyone Explain?

My understanding is that in this case talk is of the emission of certain pollutants. Read it like like 'less gases/emission of certain pollutants' e.g. certain pollutants are X,Y,Z. so less of certain pollutants here will imply less amount of gases of X,Y,Z. Here we are not talking whether fewer pollutants among set of certain pollutants are getting emitted. Please correct me if I am wrong

Imo..e

E it is

D....

E it is.