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13 Sep 2015, 11:37
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It is well established that the death of a parent during childhood can cause insecurity in adults.
A. It is well established that the death of a parent during childhood can cause insecurity in adults.
B. It is well established that the death of a parent when a child can cause insecurity in adults.
C. It is well established that the death of a parent occurring when a child can cause insecurity in adults.
D. It is well established that the people who during childhood experience the death of a parent can be insecure as adults.
E. That people who during childhood experience the death of a parent can be insecure as adults is well established.
A. It is well established that the death of a parent during childhood can cause insecurity in adults.
B. It is well established that the death of a parent when a child can cause insecurity in adults.
C. It is well established that the death of a parent occurring when a child can cause insecurity in adults.
D. It is well established that the people who during childhood experience the death of a parent can be insecure as adults.
E. That people who during childhood experience the death of a parent can be insecure as adults is well established.
13 Sep 2015, 13:15
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D It is
A distorts the intended meaning
Death does not causes insecurity in adults
It causes insecurity among children who face this during their childhood and face insecurity when grown up as adults
A distorts the intended meaning
Death does not causes insecurity in adults
It causes insecurity among children who face this during their childhood and face insecurity when grown up as adults
13 Sep 2015, 19:49
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A, B and C can be instantly dispensed forthwith for the modification error that the death refers to a parent in their own childhood, rather than modifying the death of a parent in the victims’ childhood.
Choice D and E do amend that error, but there is nothing more to choose between them. Both seem to be grammatically correct. Yet may be D is more clear than E, though longer.
Choice D and E do amend that error, but there is nothing more to choose between them. Both seem to be grammatically correct. Yet may be D is more clear than E, though longer.
