In this sentence, the issue is with the parallel structure of the verb forms. The first part of the sentence is "we decided to go for a walk," where "decided" is followed by the infinitive verb "to go." To maintain consistency in structure, the following action should also use an infinitive verb form rather than a present participle. The correct sentence will be- Despite the heavy rain we decided to go for a walk and to enjoy the fresh air after being cooped up inside.
26% of 650 + 15% of 660 – 26% of 450 = ?
(106 + 14)/15 = ?/5
?% of 740 – 8% of 650 = 7.2
Calculate the simplified result of the following expression: 12 × 18 ÷ 3 + 36 of 32 ÷ 3
Simplify the following expression.
(8.25)3 - 3× (8.25)2 × 0.25 +24.75 × (0.25) ² - (0.25)3 / (4×4×4)
...54% of 250 = 6 × 21 + √?
(?) + (35)2 = (140)2 – (80)2 + 20% of 5480
Simplify the given expression:
[(2.3)3 + (15.9) ³ + (3.7) ³ – 3 × 2.3 × 15.9 x 3.7)] / [(2.3) ² + (15.9) ² + (3.7) ² – 2.3 ...
[(4/3) + (5/6)] of 378 = ?
120% of 25 + 80 X 2 = ?2 - 6