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Their son's illness, once regarded not so serious



 
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Their son's illness, once regarded not so serious #1 (permalink) Thu Oct 15, 2009 13:15 pm   Their son's illness, once regarded not so serious
 

Their son's illness, once regarded not so serious,.......... day by day so they .......... him to the nearest hospital immediately.

A) worsened / have taken
B) was worsening / took
C) worsens / take
D) has worsened / took
E) is worsening / have taken


The key is E, why not B?
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Their son's illness, once regarded not so serious #2 (permalink) Thu Oct 15, 2009 14:34 pm   Their son's illness, once regarded not so serious
 

B seems fine to me, too. Actually, there is nothing grammatically wrong with A, and C could be used in a narrative... and D also fits possible contexts.

A VERY poorly written question.
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Their son's illness, once regarded not so serious #3 (permalink) Thu Oct 15, 2009 16:36 pm   Their son's illness, once regarded not so serious
 

Thank you Mister
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