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Hi,
Need help understanding which of the sentences are correct/suspect(grammatically correct)/wrong
11. (a) The moon's gravitational pull, not only on the ocean water closest to the moon but
also on the Earth itself, results in the twice-daily cycle of the tides.
(b) The twice-daily cycle of the tides is a result of the moon's gravitational pull, not only
on the ocean water closest to the moon but also on the Earth itself.
(c) Resulting from the moon's gravitational pull, not only on the ocean water closest to
the moon but also on the Earth itself, the tides undergo a twice-daily cycle.
(d) The twice-daily cycle of the tides results from the moon's gravitational pull, not only
on the ocean water closest to the moon but also on the Earth itself.
(e) The tides undergo a twice-daily cycle as a result of the moon's gravitational pull, not
only on the ocean water closest to the moon but also on the Earth itself.
(f) The moon pulls gravitationally not only on the ocean water closest to the moon but
also on the Earth itself, with the result of the twice-daily cycle ofthe tides.
(g) The tides undergo a twice-daily cycle because of the result of the moon's gravitational
pull, not only on the ocean water closest to the moon but also on the Earth
itself.
(h) The moon pulls gravitationally not only on the ocean water closest to the moon but
also on the Earth itself, with the resulting twice-daily cycle of the tides.
(i) The tides undergo a twice-daily cycle because of the moon, which pulls gravitationally
not only on the ocean water closest to the moon but also on the Earth itself.
(j) The tides undergo a twice-daily cycle because the moon pulls gravitationally not
only on the ocean water closest to the moon but also on the Earth itself.
(k) The twice-daily cycle of the tides is because the moon pulls gravitationally not only
on the ocean water closest to the moon but also on the Earth itself.
(I) The tides undergo a twice-daily cycle because of the moon pulling gravitationally not
only on the ocean water closest to the moon but also on the Earth itself.
Need help understanding which of the sentences are correct/suspect(grammatically correct)/wrong
11. (a) The moon's gravitational pull, not only on the ocean water closest to the moon but
also on the Earth itself, results in the twice-daily cycle of the tides.
(b) The twice-daily cycle of the tides is a result of the moon's gravitational pull, not only
on the ocean water closest to the moon but also on the Earth itself.
(c) Resulting from the moon's gravitational pull, not only on the ocean water closest to
the moon but also on the Earth itself, the tides undergo a twice-daily cycle.
(d) The twice-daily cycle of the tides results from the moon's gravitational pull, not only
on the ocean water closest to the moon but also on the Earth itself.
(e) The tides undergo a twice-daily cycle as a result of the moon's gravitational pull, not
only on the ocean water closest to the moon but also on the Earth itself.
(f) The moon pulls gravitationally not only on the ocean water closest to the moon but
also on the Earth itself, with the result of the twice-daily cycle ofthe tides.
(g) The tides undergo a twice-daily cycle because of the result of the moon's gravitational
pull, not only on the ocean water closest to the moon but also on the Earth
itself.
(h) The moon pulls gravitationally not only on the ocean water closest to the moon but
also on the Earth itself, with the resulting twice-daily cycle of the tides.
(i) The tides undergo a twice-daily cycle because of the moon, which pulls gravitationally
not only on the ocean water closest to the moon but also on the Earth itself.
(j) The tides undergo a twice-daily cycle because the moon pulls gravitationally not
only on the ocean water closest to the moon but also on the Earth itself.
(k) The twice-daily cycle of the tides is because the moon pulls gravitationally not only
on the ocean water closest to the moon but also on the Earth itself.
(I) The tides undergo a twice-daily cycle because of the moon pulling gravitationally not
only on the ocean water closest to the moon but also on the Earth itself.
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