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36) Keeping to the high roads, running as fast as she could, as well as not stopping for rest, allowed her to make the trip in record time.
a., as well as not stopping for rest,
b.as well as not stopping for rest
c., and not stopping for rest
d., not stopping for rest,
e.stopping not for rest
OA is
a., as well as not stopping for rest,
b.as well as not stopping for rest
c., and not stopping for rest
d., not stopping for rest,
e.stopping not for rest
OA is
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36) Keeping to the high roads, running as fast as she could, as well as not stopping for rest, allowed her to make the trip in record time.
a., as well as not stopping for rest,
b.as well as not stopping for rest
c., and not stopping for rest
d., not stopping for rest,
e.stopping not for rest
OA is
a., as well as not stopping for rest,
b.as well as not stopping for rest
c., and not stopping for rest
d., not stopping for rest,
e.stopping not for rest
OA is
We need a combined subject here. The plural subject form x, y, and z.
Eliminate answers A and B. Answer E changes the original meaning.
The correct one should be between C and D. Since D missed the plural subject form, choic C is the only one left standing to be the correct answer.
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You need to maintain as much parallelism as possible.
Keeping to...
Running as...
and not stopping for...
Answer is C. The term "as well as" makes the sentence unnecessarily awkward.
Keeping to...
Running as...
and not stopping for...
Answer is C. The term "as well as" makes the sentence unnecessarily awkward.
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