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07 Sep 2005, 08:09
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After the Vietnam war Bettye Granther, a U.S. Army nurse, continued her efforts on behalf of injured Vietnamese children, providing medical care, helping to reunite estranged families, and the establishment of a fund for the children’s future education.
(A) the establishment of a fund for the children’s future education
(B) the establishing of a fund for the future education of children
(C) establishing a fund for the children’s future education
(D) establishing a fund for the childrens’ future education
(E) the establishment of a fund for the childrens’ future education
(A) the establishment of a fund for the children’s future education
(B) the establishing of a fund for the future education of children
(C) establishing a fund for the children’s future education
(D) establishing a fund for the childrens’ future education
(E) the establishment of a fund for the childrens’ future education
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07 Sep 2005, 08:39
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Question deals with parallel errors.
A, B, E is out...not parallel to the rest of the sentence. need "ing"
Down to C and D. Not quite sure --->
Going with C
A, B, E is out...not parallel to the rest of the sentence. need "ing"
Down to C and D. Not quite sure --->
Going with C
ywilfred
07 Sep 2005, 08:45
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I think the answer is C.
It can't be D because childrens' is grammatically wrong.
It can't be D because childrens' is grammatically wrong.
