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Critical Reasoning: TTP [#permalink] New post  22 May 2020, 22:37
Thoughts on this sentence being properly constructed?:

However, the amount of carbon dioxide added to the atmosphere when corn-based ethanol is burned is equivalent to the amount carbon dioxide that the corn from which the ethanol was made removed from the atmosphere as that corn grew.

Stopped me in my tracks as I read it.
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Re: Critical Reasoning: TTP [#permalink] New post  22 May 2020, 22:58
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It's perfectly okay, it just twisted the words.
It meant to say the carbon added to atmosphere let say 10% when corn based ethnol is burnt( which means the ethnol formed from corn) is equal to the carbon dioxide which corn intake while grewing. The line in between just state the relation between ethnol and corn.
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Re: Critical Reasoning: TTP [#permalink] New post  22 May 2020, 23:43
Doesn't it feel so strange when you read it? I guess I need to work on quickly adapting confusing language efficiently.

Anyways, thanks for the help.
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Re: Critical Reasoning: TTP [#permalink] New post  25 May 2020, 11:53
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Thoughts on this sentence being properly constructed?:

However, the amount of carbon dioxide added to the atmosphere when corn-based ethanol is burned is equivalent to the amount carbon dioxide that the corn from which the ethanol was made removed from the atmosphere as that corn grew.

Stopped me in my tracks as I read it.

To read such language effectively, you can focus on the essence of the sentence - what the sentence says if you don't consider all the modifiers.

In this case, the essence of the sentence is the following:

    However, the amount of carbon dioxide added to the atmosphere ... is equivalent to the amount of carbon dioxide that the corn ... removed ... as that corn grew.

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