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Numerous research articles argue that the communicative pace of mundane life surprisingly may be so rapid that hinder the ability of some teenagers for distinguishing discrete notes and letters and, the result is, to make sense of speech.
A. that hinder the ability of some teenagers for distinguishing discrete notes and letters and, the result is, to make
B. so it hinders the ability of some teenagers to distinguish discrete notes and letters and, the result of this, they are unable to make
C. that it hinders the ability of some teenagers to distinguish discrete notes and letters, and results in not making
D. that it hinders the ability of some teenagers to distinguish discrete notes and letters and, as a result, to make
E. as to hinder the ability of some teenagers for distinguishing discrete notes and letters, resulting in being unable to make
Let me explain this question.
We can focus on a few things:
1. that hinder / so it hinders / as to hinder
2. for distinguishing / to distinguish
3. the sentence after "and"
Then I will use the process of elimination as below:
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A. that hinder the ability of some teenagers for distinguishing discrete notes and letters and, the result is, to make
This choice is correct in No.1 but No.2 and No.3 are completely wrong because parallelism is an error.
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B. so it hinders the ability of some teenagers to distinguish discrete notes and letters and, the result of this, they are unable to make
No.1 is unidiomatic. The correct idiom is So x that y. Not So x So y.
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C. that it hinders the ability of some teenagers to distinguish discrete notes and letters, and results in not making
No.1 and No. 2 sound good but No.3 is weird. It's non-sense to parallel hinders and results.
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D. that it hinders the ability of some teenagers to distinguish discrete notes and letters and, as a result, to make
All areas we focus on look no mistake.
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E. as to hinder the ability of some teenagers for distinguishing discrete notes and letters, resulting in being unable to make
Same as B. The idiom is incorrect. Also, No.2 and No.3 are wrong to use "for distinguishing" and "resulting in".
Out.So I choose D
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