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Popular notions about migration to the United States from Latin America and the Caribbean are too often distorted by memories of earlier European migrations and through a tendency to generalize for the more familiar cases of Mexico and Puerto Rico
A.through a tendency to generalize for the more familiar cases of
B.through a tendency of generalizing from the more familiar cases of
C.by a tendency of generalizing from the cases which are more familiar of
D.by its tendency to generalize from the more familiar cases, those of
E. by a tendency to generalize from the more familiar cases of
A.through a tendency to generalize for the more familiar cases of
B.through a tendency of generalizing from the more familiar cases of
C.by a tendency of generalizing from the cases which are more familiar of
D.by its tendency to generalize from the more familiar cases, those of
E. by a tendency to generalize from the more familiar cases of
22 Apr 2013, 02:56
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Popular notions about migration to the United States from Latin America and the Caribbean are too often distorted by memories of earlier European migrations and through a tendency to generalize for the more familiar cases of Mexico and Puerto Rico
A.through a tendency to generalize for the more familiar cases of
B.through a tendency of generalizing from the more familiar cases of
C.by a tendency of generalizing from the cases which are more familiar of
D.by its tendency to generalize from the more familiar cases, those of
E. by a tendency to generalize from the more familiar cases of
First parallelism "caused by (...) and by".
Second "its" in D has no reference (what does it refer to?)
Third in C "of generalizing" is awkward and the last part is wordy and unclear.
IMO E
Waiting for OA... (and nice question,+1K)
A.through a tendency to generalize for the more familiar cases of
B.through a tendency of generalizing from the more familiar cases of
C.by a tendency of generalizing from the cases which are more familiar of
D.by its tendency to generalize from the more familiar cases, those of
E. by a tendency to generalize from the more familiar cases of
First parallelism "caused by (...) and by".
Second "its" in D has no reference (what does it refer to?)
Third in C "of generalizing" is awkward and the last part is wordy and unclear.
IMO E
Waiting for OA... (and nice question,+1K)
22 Apr 2013, 14:46
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It`s a parallelism problem and option E correctly maintain the parallelism .Thus i picked E
