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Indians were more reluctant to fight with the British colonists than the Arabs.
A. Indians were more reluctant to fight with the British colonists than
B. Indians were more reluctant about fighting with the British colonists than with
C. Indians were more reluctant about fighting with the British colonists than were
D. Indians were more reluctant to fight with the British colonists than with
E. reluctance of the Indians to fight with the British colonists was more than
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A. Indians were more reluctant to fight with the British colonists than
Parallelism issue and even meaning error because it says that Indians were more reluctant to fight, now if the sentence is trying to convey that Indians and Arabs were both fighting British, then there should have been a 'were' after Arabs in the original sentence. ELIMINATEB. Indians were more reluctant about fighting with the British colonists than with
About fighting is not structured correctly and unnecessarily worded. ELIMINATE\
C. Indians were more reluctant about fighting with the British colonists than were
About fighting is not structured correctly and unnecessarily worded. ELIMINATED. Indians were more reluctant to fight with the British colonists than with
YES! Correct parallelism: More reluctant to fight with British than with ArabsE. reluctance of the Indians to fight with the British colonists was more than
Incorrect parallelism by stating that the reluctance of Indians was more than Arabs. ELIMINATEAnswer - D