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"Marta joined the crew in March. It turned out to be the decision that shaped her career." What does 'It' refer to?
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"Predictably, the committee spent an hour debating the colour of the sign." The writer's tone is:
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"Whatever its faults, the scheme has done more for the town than a decade of promises." The writer:
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"He claims the method is foolproof." Using 'claims' suggests the writer:
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"This, more than the funding, explains the delay." 'This' most likely refers to:
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"The results were, if anything, better than expected." The writer means the results were:
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