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From tons of steel and miles of twisted cables, J.A. Roebling and his son W.A. Roebling constructed the Brooklyn Bridge, which has since withstood over one hundred years of damaging weather so sturdy that engineers expect it to last at least another hundred years.
(a)weather so sturdy
(b)weather being so sturdy
(c)weather, yet its sturdiness is such
(d)weather, and of such sturdiness
(e)weather, and is so sturdy
(a)weather so sturdy
(b)weather being so sturdy
(c)weather, yet its sturdiness is such
(d)weather, and of such sturdiness
(e)weather, and is so sturdy
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The bridge is sturdy, not the weather. A and B out.
", and of..." is a fragment, not a clause. When we have ", and.." we need a clause. D out.
"yet" changes the meaning. C out.
The bridge is sturdy, not the weather. A and B out.
", and of..." is a fragment, not a clause. When we have ", and.." we need a clause. D out.
"yet" changes the meaning. C out.
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The bridge is sturdy, not the weather. A and B out.
", and of..." is a fragment, not a clause. When we have ", and.." we need a clause. D out.
"yet" changes the meaning. C out.
The bridge is sturdy, not the weather. A and B out.
", and of..." is a fragment, not a clause. When we have ", and.." we need a clause. D out.
"yet" changes the meaning. C out.
, and is ->introduces another dependent clause. But the subject is not explicit rite. Need some input.
