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There's little hope #1 (permalink) Wed Sep 14, 2005 12:29 pm   There's little hope
 

Test No. incompl/elem-30 "Responses (3)", question 5

Mike: 'What do you think are the chances of finding people still alive?'
Jane: '.........'

(a) There's little picture, really.
(b) There's little imagination, really.
(c) There's little perception, really.
(d) There's little hope, really.

Test No. incompl/elem-30 "Responses (3)", answer 5

Mike: 'What do you think are the chances of finding people still alive?'
Jane: 'There's little hope, really.'

Correct answer: (d) There's little hope, really.
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There's little hope #2 (permalink) Wed Sep 14, 2005 14:36 pm   There's little hope
 

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There is little hope. This expresses the chance of finding anyone alive. The other nouns are inappropriate to this expression.
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