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Found mainly in warm tropical waters and surviving through migration, the Florida manatee’s habitat extends from the Florida peninsula to Rhode Island, from the Gulf of Mexico to the Atlantic Oceans, and a myriad of warm water springs.
A. Found mainly in warm tropical waters and surviving through migration, the Florida manatee’s habitat extends
B. Found mainly in warm tropical waters, Florida manatees survive through migration, their habitat extending
C. Florida manatees, found mainly in warm tropical waters and surviving through migration, with their habitat extending
D. Florida manatees, found mainly in warm tropical waters and surviving through migration, their habitat extends
E. Florida manatees are found mainly in warm tropical waters, survive through migration, and their habitat extends
A. Found mainly in warm tropical waters and surviving through migration, the Florida manatee’s habitat extends
B. Found mainly in warm tropical waters, Florida manatees survive through migration, their habitat extending
C. Florida manatees, found mainly in warm tropical waters and surviving through migration, with their habitat extending
D. Florida manatees, found mainly in warm tropical waters and surviving through migration, their habitat extends
E. Florida manatees are found mainly in warm tropical waters, survive through migration, and their habitat extends
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Found mainly in warm tropical waters and surviving through migration, the Florida manatee’s habitat extends from the Florida peninsula to Rhode Island, from the Gulf of Mexico to the Atlantic Oceans, and a myriad of warm water springs.
A. Found mainly in warm tropical waters and surviving through migration, the Florida manatee’s habitat extends
B. Found mainly in warm tropical waters, Florida manatees survive through migration, their habitat extending
C. Florida manatees, found mainly in warm tropical waters and surviving through migration, with their habitat extending
D. Florida manatees, found mainly in warm tropical waters and surviving through migration, their habitat extends
E. Florida manatees are found mainly in warm tropical waters, survive through migration, and their habitat extends
Found mainly in warm tropical waters and surviving through migration : The comparison marker used here is ambiguous. the habitat and migration have nothing in common to compare about, neither they are polar opposites. Habitat is a reflection of migration done by the manatees, Hence we can eliminate A,C and D.
In E, in warm tropical waters, surviving through migration and their habitat extends have nothing in common, so can't be put parallel to each other. (Eliminated)
B is the better option among all, no parallelism issue.
A. Found mainly in warm tropical waters and surviving through migration, the Florida manatee’s habitat extends
B. Found mainly in warm tropical waters, Florida manatees survive through migration, their habitat extending
C. Florida manatees, found mainly in warm tropical waters and surviving through migration, with their habitat extending
D. Florida manatees, found mainly in warm tropical waters and surviving through migration, their habitat extends
E. Florida manatees are found mainly in warm tropical waters, survive through migration, and their habitat extends
Found mainly in warm tropical waters and surviving through migration : The comparison marker used here is ambiguous. the habitat and migration have nothing in common to compare about, neither they are polar opposites. Habitat is a reflection of migration done by the manatees, Hence we can eliminate A,C and D.
In E, in warm tropical waters, surviving through migration and their habitat extends have nothing in common, so can't be put parallel to each other. (Eliminated)
B is the better option among all, no parallelism issue.
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A: Incorrect modifier, the initial part of the sentence preceding the comma should be modifying the Florida manatee, not its habitat.
B: Looks good, keep it.
C: This is not a complete sentence. Without the content between the commas - 'Florida manatees with their habitat extending'... contains no verb.
D: Incorrect with similar reasoning to C. Without the commas - 'Florida manatees their habitat'
E: Incorrect parallel structure. The third component of the parallel structure - 'their habitat extends' - should start with a verb in order to comply with parallelism rules.
B: Looks good, keep it.
C: This is not a complete sentence. Without the content between the commas - 'Florida manatees with their habitat extending'... contains no verb.
D: Incorrect with similar reasoning to C. Without the commas - 'Florida manatees their habitat'
E: Incorrect parallel structure. The third component of the parallel structure - 'their habitat extends' - should start with a verb in order to comply with parallelism rules.
