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“Never marry a German,” Ms. Rasmussen had often warned them as teenage [#permalink] New post   22 Apr 2020, 11:23
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“Never marry a German,” Ms. Rasmussen had often warned them as teenagers — not from xenophobia, but because she wanted them to live close to her home.

A) “Never marry a German,” Ms. Rasmussen had often warned them as teenagers — not from xenophobia, but because she wanted them to live close to her home.

B) “Never marry a German,” Ms. Rasmussen had often warned them as teenagers — not from xenophobia, but she wanted them to live close to her home.

C) “Never marry a German,” Ms. Rasmussen had often warned them as teenagers — not from xenophobia, because she wanted them to live close to her home.

D) “Never marry a German,” Ms. Rasmussen had often warned them as teenagers — because not from xenophobia, but because she wanted them to live close to her home.

E) “Never marry a German,” Ms. Rasmussen had often warned them as teenagers — because not from xenophobia, but she wanted them to live close to her home.
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Re: “Never marry a German,” Ms. Rasmussen had often warned them as teenage [#permalink] New post   23 Apr 2020, 00:21
Hi Experts, can you please help me understand the structure option D?
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Re: “Never marry a German,” Ms. Rasmussen had often warned them as teenage [#permalink] New post   05 Jun 2020, 05:18
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Is the structure 'but because' right here ?

Can an expert please explain the above question and how to go about POE for this one.

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