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19 Jul 2023, 12:28
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I think the correct answer is C.
There is 2:3 split between that and who, and we need Who.
There is 2:3 split between that and who, and we need Who.
19 Jul 2023, 13:13
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Due to ongoing instability in the real estate market, many people that might at one time have bought homes as young adults are choosing to forgo such purchases in favor of living in rented accommodations.
(A) that might at one time have bought homes as young adults
(B) that as young adults might once have bought homes
(C) who might once have bought homes in young adulthood
(D) who in young adulthood might have at one time bought homes
(E) who, when they were young adults, might at one time have bought homes
Let us do it,
for many people, in that sentence, instead of that, it is much better and correct way to use who
Let us cross out A and B
Answer E is so wordy, cross out
Answer D , in young adulthood is used incorrectly, cross out
Answer C looks like pretty good,
Answer;C
(A) that might at one time have bought homes as young adults
(B) that as young adults might once have bought homes
(C) who might once have bought homes in young adulthood
(D) who in young adulthood might have at one time bought homes
(E) who, when they were young adults, might at one time have bought homes
Let us do it,
for many people, in that sentence, instead of that, it is much better and correct way to use who
Let us cross out A and B
Answer E is so wordy, cross out
Answer D , in young adulthood is used incorrectly, cross out
Answer C looks like pretty good,
Answer;C
19 Jul 2023, 14:22
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(A) that might at one time have bought homes as young adults
The use of 'that' is incorrect to modify people.
(B) that as young adults might once have bought homes
The use of 'that' is incorrect to modify people.
(C) who might once have bought homes in young adulthood
Adulthood is a state. IMO young adulthood is an incorrect usage.
(D) who in young adulthood might have at one time bought homes[/color]
Same as C.
(E) who, when they were young adults, might at one time have bought homes
Once would have been a better word rather than one time. However the use of young adults is better.
IMO E
