IELTS 15 March 2018
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Are you sure? I firstly wrote that, but later I corrected it and wrote genes
Context was "... as a subject"
I wrote mice, but I thought it doesn't fit there very well which lead me to write genes.
"genes as a subject" sounded quiet good
I mean, "research ... mice as a subject" didn't sound as good as "research ... genes as a subject"
So, "The researchers were doing experiment to mice with genes as a subject."
I understood as I wrote above.
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Big toe didn't mean bigger toe maybe, so it probably meant that the biggest toe in their feet were enlarged.
Enlarged is synonym of big
If not then they might have said enlarged big toe.. But there was no
Enlarged is synonym of big
If not they have to both words enlarged big toe but they only big toe there was nothing like enlarged..
No it is "small stones" because it is clearly given in question how teeth is effecting by eating food items,so they said that's because of small stones in grain
xD finally concrete evidence, I couldn't say with confidence that it's stones, but I have just remembered its context from your response and realised that "small stones" is the only possible correct answer. But now I am bit depressed from the fact that I wrote "stones", I hope that the answer key is "(small) stones."
small stone im also not sure whether i have written small stones or small town confused b/w two.
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