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In 19th Century Rochester an upper middle class woman protected their skin while having their hair washed by covering their bodies with pumice and lavender.
A. woman protected their skin while having their hair washed by covering their bodies
B. woman protected her skin while having her hair washed by covering her body
C. woman had protected her skin while having her hair washed by covering her body
D. women protected her skin while having her hair washed by covering her body
E. women protected their skin while having her hair washed by covering her body
A. woman protected their skin while having their hair washed by covering their bodies
B. woman protected her skin while having her hair washed by covering her body
C. woman had protected her skin while having her hair washed by covering her body
D. women protected her skin while having her hair washed by covering her body
E. women protected their skin while having her hair washed by covering her body
15 Aug 2017, 23:53
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In 19th Century Rochester upper middle class woman protected their skin while having their hair washed by covering their bodies with pumice and lavender.
A. woman protected their skin while having their hair washed by covering their bodies
B. woman protected her skin while having her hair washed by covering her body
C. woman protected their skin while having their hair washed by covering their bodies
D. women protected her skin while having her hair washed by covering her body
E. women protected their skin while having her hair washed by covering her body
A. woman protected their skin while having their hair washed by covering their bodies
B. woman protected her skin while having her hair washed by covering her body
C. woman protected their skin while having their hair washed by covering their bodies
D. women protected her skin while having her hair washed by covering her body
E. women protected their skin while having her hair washed by covering her body
This question tests singular/plural subject-pronoun relationship.
Most of the difference in the options is between woman/women .... their /her
So, if we use woman the pronoun must be singular and if we use women the corresponding pronoun must be plural.
woman ... their ... their.. their is wrong
B. woman protected her skin while having her hair washed by covering her body
seems correct but lets check other options
woman... their ... their..... their
women... her ... her..her... is wrong
women... their... her... her is wrong
Answer B
15 Aug 2017, 23:56
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Option (E).
The the subject should be plural as the sentence is referring to multiple objects. 'their', 'bodies' etc.
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The the subject should be plural as the sentence is referring to multiple objects. 'their', 'bodies' etc.
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