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Old English had three genders that resembled those of the Germans and so was probably very difficult for a foreign traveler to learn in a short time.
A. Old English had three genders that resembled those of the Germans
B. Old English had three genders resembling those of the Germans
C. The three genders of Old English resembled a German’s
D. Old English’s three genders resembled the German’s
E. The three genders of Old English that resembled those of the Germans
Correct Answer: B
Explanation/Reference:
Explanation:
The best answer is B. The sentence requires a subject appropriate to both members of a compound predicate, the second member being and so was probably very difficult for a foreign traveler to learn in a short time. Old English makes a logical subject. A is incorrect because of the use of the pronoun that. In D is seems that the three genders belonged to one German.
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