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06 Sep 2017, 11:39
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Museum-goers who glanced up into the building’s five-story atrium often notice birds nesting in the rafters, whose behavior was being studied by the museum’s staff.
A. notice birds nesting in the rafters, whose behavior was being studied by the museum’s staff
B. notice birds nesting in the rafters, which were being studied by the museum’s staff
C. notice that birds, whose behavior was being studied by the museum’s staff, are nesting in the rafters
D. noticed that birds, whose behavior was being studied by the museum’s staff, were nesting in the rafters
E. noticed that birds, with the behavior that was being studied by the museum’s staff, were nesting in the rafters
A. notice birds nesting in the rafters, whose behavior was being studied by the museum’s staff
B. notice birds nesting in the rafters, which were being studied by the museum’s staff
C. notice that birds, whose behavior was being studied by the museum’s staff, are nesting in the rafters
D. noticed that birds, whose behavior was being studied by the museum’s staff, were nesting in the rafters
E. noticed that birds, with the behavior that was being studied by the museum’s staff, were nesting in the rafters
06 Sep 2017, 19:09
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Kritesh
Museum-goers who glanced up into the building’s five-story atrium often notice birds nesting in the rafters, whose behavior was being studied by the museum’s staff.
A. notice birds nesting in the rafters, whose behavior was being studied by the museum’s staff
B. notice birds nesting in the rafters, which were being studied by the museum’s staff
C. notice that birds, whose behavior was being studied by the museum’s staff, are nesting in the rafters
D. noticed that birds, whose behavior was being studied by the museum’s staff, were nesting in the rafters
E. noticed that birds, with the behavior that was being studied by the museum’s staff, were nesting in the rafters
A. notice birds nesting in the rafters, whose behavior was being studied by the museum’s staff
B. notice birds nesting in the rafters, which were being studied by the museum’s staff
C. notice that birds, whose behavior was being studied by the museum’s staff, are nesting in the rafters
D. noticed that birds, whose behavior was being studied by the museum’s staff, were nesting in the rafters
E. noticed that birds, with the behavior that was being studied by the museum’s staff, were nesting in the rafters
Points to consider..
1. The Modifier, " Whose behaviour...." Modifies birds and should be placed next to it.
2. The verb noticed should be in PAST tense as the non-underlined initial part is in PAST
These errors sufficient to eliminate all but D
Ans D
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06 Sep 2017, 21:24
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Museum-goers who glanced up into the building’s five-story atrium often notice birds nesting in the rafters, whose behavior was being studied by the museum’s staff.
A. notice birds nesting in the rafters, whose behavior was being studied by the museum’s staff
B. notice birds nesting in the rafters, which were being studied by the museum’s staff
C. notice that birds, whose behavior was being studied by the museum’s staff, are nesting in the rafters
D. noticed that birds, whose behavior was being studied by the museum’s staff, were nesting in the rafters
E. noticed that birds, with the behavior that was being studied by the museum’s staff, were nesting in the rafters
A. notice birds nesting in the rafters, whose behavior was being studied by the museum’s staff
B. notice birds nesting in the rafters, which were being studied by the museum’s staff
C. notice that birds, whose behavior was being studied by the museum’s staff, are nesting in the rafters
D. noticed that birds, whose behavior was being studied by the museum’s staff, were nesting in the rafters
E. noticed that birds, with the behavior that was being studied by the museum’s staff, were nesting in the rafters
Glanced --past ..so mood of the sentence is in past tense ..
