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10 Feb 2022, 02:13
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Driven more by pragmatism than by a desire to avoid burning of fossil fuels that releases greenhouse gasses into atmosphere, the events in Cabona demonstrate how the energy transformation that the world needs to make it possible but may happen reluctantly.
a) Driven more by pragmatism than by a desire to avoid burning of fossil fuels that releases greenhouse gasses into atmosphere, the events in Cabona demonstrate how the energy transformation that the world needs to make it possible but may happen reluctantly.
b) The events in Cabona demonstrate how the energy transformation that the world needs to make it possible, but may happen reluctantly, driving more pragmatism than desire to avoid burning of fossil fuels that releases greenhouse gasses into atmosphere.
c) The events in Cabona demonstrate how the energy transformation that the world needs to make is possible, but may happen reluctantly, driven more by pragmatism than by a desire to avoid burning of fossil fuels that releases greenhouse gasses into atmosphere.
d) While it may happen reluctantly, driven more by pragmatism than by a desire to avoid burning of fossil fuels that releases greenhouse gasses into atmosphere, the events in Cabona demonstrate how the energy transformation that the world needs to make it possible.
e) While it may happen reluctantly and be driven more by pragmatism than by a desire to avoid burning of fossil fuels that releases greenhouse gasses into atmosphere, the events in Cabona demonstrate how the energy transformation that the world needs to make it possible
a) Driven more by pragmatism than by a desire to avoid burning of fossil fuels that releases greenhouse gasses into atmosphere, the events in Cabona demonstrate how the energy transformation that the world needs to make it possible but may happen reluctantly.
b) The events in Cabona demonstrate how the energy transformation that the world needs to make it possible, but may happen reluctantly, driving more pragmatism than desire to avoid burning of fossil fuels that releases greenhouse gasses into atmosphere.
c) The events in Cabona demonstrate how the energy transformation that the world needs to make is possible, but may happen reluctantly, driven more by pragmatism than by a desire to avoid burning of fossil fuels that releases greenhouse gasses into atmosphere.
d) While it may happen reluctantly, driven more by pragmatism than by a desire to avoid burning of fossil fuels that releases greenhouse gasses into atmosphere, the events in Cabona demonstrate how the energy transformation that the world needs to make it possible.
e) While it may happen reluctantly and be driven more by pragmatism than by a desire to avoid burning of fossil fuels that releases greenhouse gasses into atmosphere, the events in Cabona demonstrate how the energy transformation that the world needs to make it possible
09 Mar 2022, 06:39
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I'm really new at this part, so hers my take on it. Looking at the options the only option which is following the tense rule and the meaning of the passage is option C for that reason suggest c is best choice.
13 Mar 2022, 10:31
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IMO C
Driven more by pragmatism than by a desire to avoid burning of fossil fuels that releases greenhouse gasses into atmosphere, the events in Cabona demonstrate how the energy transformation that the world needs to make it possible but may happen reluctantly.
a) Driven more by pragmatism than by a desire to avoid burning of fossil fuels that releases greenhouse gasses into atmosphere, the events in Cabona demonstrate how the energy transformation that the world needs to make it possible but may happen reluctantly.
b) The events in Cabona demonstrate how the energy transformation that the world needs to make it possible, but may happen reluctantly, driving more pragmatism than desire to avoid burning of fossil fuels that releases greenhouse gasses into atmosphere.
c) The events in Cabona demonstrate how the energy transformation that the world needs to make is possible, but may happen reluctantly, driven more by pragmatism than by a desire to avoid burning of fossil fuels that releases greenhouse gasses into atmosphere.
d) While it may happen reluctantly, driven more by pragmatism than by a desire to avoid burning of fossil fuels that releases greenhouse gasses into atmosphere, the events in Cabona demonstrate how the energy transformation that the world needs to make it possible.
e) While it may happen reluctantly and be driven more by pragmatism than by a desire to avoid burning of fossil fuels that releases greenhouse gasses into atmosphere, the events in Cabona demonstrate how the energy transformation that the world needs to make it possible
Driven more by pragmatism than by a desire to avoid burning of fossil fuels that releases greenhouse gasses into atmosphere, the events in Cabona demonstrate how the energy transformation that the world needs to make it possible but may happen reluctantly.
a) Driven more by pragmatism than by a desire to avoid burning of fossil fuels that releases greenhouse gasses into atmosphere, the events in Cabona demonstrate how the energy transformation that the world needs to make it possible but may happen reluctantly.
b) The events in Cabona demonstrate how the energy transformation that the world needs to make it possible, but may happen reluctantly, driving more pragmatism than desire to avoid burning of fossil fuels that releases greenhouse gasses into atmosphere.
c) The events in Cabona demonstrate how the energy transformation that the world needs to make is possible, but may happen reluctantly, driven more by pragmatism than by a desire to avoid burning of fossil fuels that releases greenhouse gasses into atmosphere.
d) While it may happen reluctantly, driven more by pragmatism than by a desire to avoid burning of fossil fuels that releases greenhouse gasses into atmosphere, the events in Cabona demonstrate how the energy transformation that the world needs to make it possible.
e) While it may happen reluctantly and be driven more by pragmatism than by a desire to avoid burning of fossil fuels that releases greenhouse gasses into atmosphere, the events in Cabona demonstrate how the energy transformation that the world needs to make it possible
