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AMERICAN DITE
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The American Heart Association has documented that the fatty and highly processed foods of the basic American diet, along with the upsurge in smoking among women, were key factors in the increasing proportion of women who died from heart disease beginning in the 1950’s, and warn that recent increases in smoking among teenage girls show that the fashion for healthier living has not entirely reversed the deleterious trends of a half-century ago.
A) were key factors in the increasing proportion of women who died from heart disease beginning in the 1950’s, and warn that
B) that are the key factors in the increasing proportion of women who died from heart disease beginning in the 1950’s, and warn that
C) were key factors in the increasing proportion of women who died from heart disease beginning in the 1950’s, and warns that
D) that is the key factor in the increasing proportion of women who died from heart disease beginning in the 1950’s, and warns that
E) was a key factor in the increasing proportion of women who died from heart disease beginning in the 1950’s, and warns that
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Originally posted by MA on 14 Dec 2004, 01:54.
Last edited by MA on 14 Apr 2005, 20:38, edited 1 time in total.
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"American Heart Association has documented...and warns that...".
i was expecting warned for parallelism.
i was also expecting 'are' in place of 'were' because its true in the present time too. But, B has 'warn' instead of 'warns'.
i will go for C.
Originally posted by sunajju on 14 Dec 2004, 12:01.
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