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A [ ] site inspection was conducted before the construction of the hotel.
(1) minute
(2) hour
(3) carefully
Is the answer (1 )?
A [ ] site inspection was conducted before the construction of the hotel.
(1) minute
(2) hour
(3) carefully
A [ ] site inspection was conducted before the construction of the hotel.
(1) minute
(2) hour
(3) carefully
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- angielski (amerykański)
1) minute.
It can't be HOUR, or the article would be AN, not A. (An hour...)
It can't be CAREFULLY, because it would have to be CAREFUL.
It's not a good sentence, unless they mean meant minute (my-nyoot) meaning SMALL, not minute (min-it), the measure of time.
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For someone who happens to come to this thread, I leave my clarification.
The blank should be a adjective. Therefore, "minute" here is pronounced (my-nyoot) , and its meaning here is very careful and detailed. it's NOT small as the person said above.
The blank should be a adjective. Therefore, "minute" here is pronounced (my-nyoot) , and its meaning here is very careful and detailed. it's NOT small as the person said above.
- angielski (amerykański)
A meaning of careful and detailed is more likely, but the definition of small is not outside the realm of possibility.
For example, what if the passage read as such:
A minute site inspection was conducted before the construction of the hotel. It only took 20 minutes.

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