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The Near Earth Asteroid Rendezvous (NEAR) spacecraft will orbit the asteroid Eros for a year, slowly moving closer to the surface of the object to make ever more precise measurements that scientists hope will enable them to understand how the solar system formed some four billion years ago. A. to make ever more precise measurements that scientists hope will enable them to B. to make ever more and more precise measurements, which scientists are hoping to enable them C. for making ever more precise measurements, and scientists hope that they will be able to D. with the purpose of making more precise measurements than ever, and which scientists hope will enable them to E. in order to make more precise measurements than it ever did, and scientists are hoping they will be able to
OA C, But don't you guys think 2 parts of statement seem unrealated
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The Near Earth Asteroid Rendezvous (NEAR) spacecraft will orbit the asteroid Eros for a year, slowly moving closer to the surface of the object to make ever more precise measurements that scientists hope will enable them to understand how the solar system formed some four billion years ago. A. to make ever more precise measurements that scientists hope will enable them to B. to make ever more and more precise measurements, which scientists are hoping to enable them C. for making ever more precise measurements, and scientists hope that they will be able to D. with the purpose of making more precise measurements than ever, and which scientists hope will enable them to E. in order to make more precise measurements than it ever did, and scientists are hoping they will be able to
OA C, But don't you guys think 2 parts of statement seem unrealated
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Acually i opted for A somehow i felt te sentence was in flow whats the source ??? is it from OG !!!! in C weuse ,and to indicate independent clauses hence its correct but for making sounds weird
again in A it correctly uses that which connects th two parts !!!i would have marked A only !!ot this wrong WHATS THE SOURCE ?
I would go with D. It is grammatically correct even though there is a break in the sentence when the author talks about the scientists. If we used this kind of English in our AWA section, I am not sure how many Business schools would call us for interviews!
can we use EVER MORE precise..i think more precise is okay?
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