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26 Jul 2023, 21:20
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The artist had drawn a beautiful portrait of herself and her husband, whom was standing beside her, smiling at the camera.
A. herself and her husband, whom was
whom is unnecessary
B. herself and her husband, who was
seems okay
C. herself and her husband, he was
run-on sentence
D. herself and husband; he were
why use were
E. herself and her husband, standing and smiling at the camera
wrong. standing smiling smiling...
The artist had drawn a beautiful portrait of herself and her husband, whom was standing beside her, smiling at the camera.
A. herself and her husband, whom was
whom is unnecessary
B. herself and her husband, who was
seems okay
C. herself and her husband, he was
run-on sentence
D. herself and husband; he were
why use were
E. herself and her husband, standing and smiling at the camera
wrong. standing smiling smiling...
26 Jul 2023, 21:23
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The artist had drawn a beautiful portrait of herself and her husband, whom was standing beside her, smiling at the camera.
A. herself and her husband, whom was
to modify "her husband" => "whom was" is incorrect => supposed to be "who" => A out
C. herself and her husband, he was
"he was" => make the sentence becomes 2 independent clauses without conjunction => C out
E. The artist had drawn a beautiful portrait of herself and her husband, standing and smiling at the camera standing beside her, smiling at the camera.
"standing and smiling at the camera standing beside her" is totally akward. the role of "standing beside her" is ambuigious
E out
B and D
B. The artist had drawn a beautiful portrait of herself and her husband, who was standing beside her, smiling at the camera.
D. The artist had drawn a beautiful portrait of herself and her husband; he were standing beside her, smiling at the camera.
main verb "had drawn" in past perfect tense implies that there is another action occurred after the "had drawn"
"who" is ok but "who was" make the "standing" action happen after the "draw" action => doesnot make sense
"he were" -> kind of hypothesis. she imaged if he were standing beside her and drawn a portrait => make more sense
Answer: D
A. herself and her husband, whom was
to modify "her husband" => "whom was" is incorrect => supposed to be "who" => A out
C. herself and her husband, he was
"he was" => make the sentence becomes 2 independent clauses without conjunction => C out
E. The artist had drawn a beautiful portrait of herself and her husband, standing and smiling at the camera standing beside her, smiling at the camera.
"standing and smiling at the camera standing beside her" is totally akward. the role of "standing beside her" is ambuigious
E out
B and D
B. The artist had drawn a beautiful portrait of herself and her husband, who was standing beside her, smiling at the camera.
D. The artist had drawn a beautiful portrait of herself and her husband; he were standing beside her, smiling at the camera.
main verb "had drawn" in past perfect tense implies that there is another action occurred after the "had drawn"
"who" is ok but "who was" make the "standing" action happen after the "draw" action => doesnot make sense
"he were" -> kind of hypothesis. she imaged if he were standing beside her and drawn a portrait => make more sense
Answer: D
26 Jul 2023, 21:28
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The artist had drawn a beautiful portrait of herself and her husband, whom was standing beside her, smiling at the camera.
Meaning Analysis: Artist has drawn a beautiful portrait. portrait of herself and her husband smiling at the camera and in this portrait her husband was standing beside her.
A. herself and her husband, whom was => this is a modifier giving more info about husband whom can't be used so not the ans
B. herself and her husband, who was => this is our ans
C. herself and her husband, he was => he was dependent clause and should be joined with ,+ FANBOYS but here the construction is not right
D. herself and husband; he were => were is used for singular subject he which is wrong
E. herself and her husband, standing and smiling at the camera => here it completely changes the meaning to portrait drawn while standing and smiling which is wrong so not the ans
ans is B
Meaning Analysis: Artist has drawn a beautiful portrait. portrait of herself and her husband smiling at the camera and in this portrait her husband was standing beside her.
A. herself and her husband, whom was => this is a modifier giving more info about husband whom can't be used so not the ans
B. herself and her husband, who was => this is our ans
C. herself and her husband, he was => he was dependent clause and should be joined with ,+ FANBOYS but here the construction is not right
D. herself and husband; he were => were is used for singular subject he which is wrong
E. herself and her husband, standing and smiling at the camera => here it completely changes the meaning to portrait drawn while standing and smiling which is wrong so not the ans
ans is B
