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In her recently published study, Rubin asserts that most women do not suffer from the “empty nest syndrome”; they are, in fact, relieved when their children depart.
(A) they are, in fact, relieved when their children depart
(B) and they are, in fact, relieved when their children departed
(C) they are, in fact, relieved when their children departed
(D) in fact, they are relieved when their children departed
(E) they are relieved at the departure of the children, in fact
(A) they are, in fact, relieved when their children depart
(B) and they are, in fact, relieved when their children departed
(C) they are, in fact, relieved when their children departed
(D) in fact, they are relieved when their children departed
(E) they are relieved at the departure of the children, in fact
25 Jan 2019, 05:44
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Bunuel
IMO A
correct usage of modifier and tense ..
in option C , not grammatical and I believe this is a sentence fragment. "departed" is wrong.
28 Jan 2019, 01:56
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Couldn't understand the reasoning well.Could someone explain the answer?
