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In order to attract more clients, psychologists often include a section on their websites featuring their patients' testimonials, invited by them to share personal successes and experiences.
A. their patients' testimonials, invited by them
B. the testimonials of their patients who have been invited
C. the testimonials of their patients, having been invited
D. with their patients' testimonials, for those of them invited
E. with the testimonials of their patients to have been invited by them
A. their patients' testimonials, invited by them
B. the testimonials of their patients who have been invited
C. the testimonials of their patients, having been invited
D. with their patients' testimonials, for those of them invited
E. with the testimonials of their patients to have been invited by them
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In order to attract more clients, psychologists often include a section on their websites featuring their patients' testimonials, invited by them to share personal successes and experiences.
A. patients' testimonials, invited by them --- One grey area is the antecedence of the pronoun 'them'. The testimonials could have been by the psychologists or they could have been invited the clients.
B. the testimonials of their patients who have been invited--- B. Though wordy, this is choice is clear by avoiding the pronoun 'them' altogether. This is the correct choice.
C. the testimonials of their patients, having been invited --- C is wrong for absurdly meaning that the psychologies as the subject of the previous clause invited themselves.
D. with their patients' testimonials, for those of them invited E. with the testimonials of their patients to have been invited by them - Both D and E are out of the Standard English writing.
A. patients' testimonials, invited by them --- One grey area is the antecedence of the pronoun 'them'. The testimonials could have been by the psychologists or they could have been invited the clients.
B. the testimonials of their patients who have been invited--- B. Though wordy, this is choice is clear by avoiding the pronoun 'them' altogether. This is the correct choice.
C. the testimonials of their patients, having been invited --- C is wrong for absurdly meaning that the psychologies as the subject of the previous clause invited themselves.
D. with their patients' testimonials, for those of them invited E. with the testimonials of their patients to have been invited by them - Both D and E are out of the Standard English writing.
