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A magazine, as part of a survey, asked the reasons of the readers working late and the effect of their absence from home affecting their families.
A. the reasons of its readers working late and the effect of their absence from home affecting their families
B. its readers why they worked late and their absence from home affecting their families
C. why its readers work late and the ways in which their absence from home affects their families
D. the reasons why its readers worked late and how their absence from home had affected their families
E. its readers why they work late and how their absence from home affects their families
A. the reasons of its readers working late and the effect of their absence from home affecting their families
B. its readers why they worked late and their absence from home affecting their families
C. why its readers work late and the ways in which their absence from home affects their families
D. the reasons why its readers worked late and how their absence from home had affected their families
E. its readers why they work late and how their absence from home affects their families
19 Sep 2018, 06:53
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A magazine, as part of a survey, asked the reasons of the readers working late and the effect of their absence from home affecting their families.
A. the reasons of its readers working late and the effect of their absence from home affecting their families(the reasons can't be the object of this sentence)
B. its readers why they worked late and their absence from home affecting their families (parallelism not maintained)
C. why its readers work late and the ways in which their absence from home affects their families (asked its readers is correct form and parallelism is not maintained)
D. the reasons why its readers worked late and how their absence from home had affected their families (the reasons can't be the object of this sentence)
E. its readers why they work late and how their absence from home affects their families (The object is rectified and parallelism is maintained between why and how)
A. the reasons of its readers working late and the effect of their absence from home affecting their families(the reasons can't be the object of this sentence)
B. its readers why they worked late and their absence from home affecting their families (parallelism not maintained)
C. why its readers work late and the ways in which their absence from home affects their families (asked its readers is correct form and parallelism is not maintained)
D. the reasons why its readers worked late and how their absence from home had affected their families (the reasons can't be the object of this sentence)
E. its readers why they work late and how their absence from home affects their families (The object is rectified and parallelism is maintained between why and how)
