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When Deprieved of Carbohydrates , its preffered fuel , the [#permalink]
 26 Jan 2005, 20:44
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When Deprieved of Carbohydrates , its preffered fuel , the body is forced to burn fats and fuel for energy ,thus causing the formation of fatigue inducing toxins.
A) When Deprieved of Carbohydrates , its preffered fuel , the body is forced to burn fats and fuel for energy ,thus causing
B) When Deprieved of Carbohydrates ,which are the body's preffered fuel, it is thus forced to burn fats and protein for energy , which causes
C) When deprived of its preffered fuel , which are carbohydrates, the body is forced to burn fats and protein for energy , and thus causes
D) The body is forced to burn fats and protein for energy when deprieved of carbohydrates , its preffered fuel which thus causes
E) The body's preffered fuel is carbohydrates , and when deprieve dof them it is thus forced to burn fats and protein energy , causing
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OA is A.
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i have a confusion here.
till now i believed that two modifiers placed back to back followed by the subject is a wrong construction, but here this turns out to be a correct one.
for ex- studing hard, playing well, X is the best allrounder.
i know some of you may not relate the example with the sentence in hand, but IMO both are of same construction.
"when deprived of carbohydrates"-- this phrase modifies " BODY"
" its preffered fuel" -- this phrase again modifies "BODY".
the only thing i see in the sentence is that "its preffered fuel" can be appositive to "carbohydrates"
please, help me to understand this construction.
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Folaa3 wrote: someone please explain what's worng with C
A) is clear and has proper use of grammer.
B) it has no clear referent.
C) which refers to fuel, which is not plural and verb are is not acceptable.
D) pronoun problem.
E) the whole sentence is awkward.
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