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Professor Wendham denied his teaching assistant's request to allow students to turn in their papers in handwritten form instead of to type them up using a computer.
A. to allow students to turn in their papers in handwritten form instead of to type them up using
B. that would have allowed students to turn in their papers in handwritten form instead of typed up
C. according to which students are allowed to turn in their papers in handwritten form instead of typing them up using
D. that would allow students to turn in their papers in handwritten form rather than typing them up with the use of
E. to allow students to turn in their papers in handwritten form rather than type them up using
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A. to allow students to turn in their papers in handwritten form instead of to type them up using
B. that would have allowed students to turn in their papers in handwritten form instead of typed up
C. according to which students are allowed to turn in their papers in handwritten form instead of typing them up using
D. that would allow students to turn in their papers in handwritten form rather than typing them up with the use of
E. to allow students to turn in their papers in handwritten form rather than type them up using
Source: 800Score
18 Apr 2020, 03:03
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Professor Wendham denied his teaching assistant's request to allow students to turn in their papers in handwritten form instead of to type them up using a computer.
A. to allow students to turn in their papers in handwritten form instead of to type them up using
B. that would have allowed students to turn in their papers in handwritten form instead of typed up
C. according to which students are allowed to turn in their papers in handwritten form instead of typing them up using
D. that would allow students to turn in their papers in handwritten form rather than typing them up with the use of
E. to allow students to turn in their papers in handwritten form rather than type them up using
A. Instead of should be followed by verbing.
B. Not parallel. Moreovee instead of should be followed by verbing.
C. According to which is vague and wordy.
D. Verb tense error, it should be that would have allowed students.
E. Correct. Parallel structure and concise.
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A. to allow students to turn in their papers in handwritten form instead of to type them up using
B. that would have allowed students to turn in their papers in handwritten form instead of typed up
C. according to which students are allowed to turn in their papers in handwritten form instead of typing them up using
D. that would allow students to turn in their papers in handwritten form rather than typing them up with the use of
E. to allow students to turn in their papers in handwritten form rather than type them up using
A. Instead of should be followed by verbing.
B. Not parallel. Moreovee instead of should be followed by verbing.
C. According to which is vague and wordy.
D. Verb tense error, it should be that would have allowed students.
E. Correct. Parallel structure and concise.
Looks like E
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18 Apr 2020, 03:55
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Professor Wendham denied his teaching assistant's request to allow students to turn in their papers in handwritten form instead of to type them up using a computer.
Meaning professor X denied his teaching assistants request to allow students to turn in their papers in hand written form instead of to type them up using computer
X instead of Y
A. to allow students to turn in their papers in handwritten form instead of to type them up using "the use of to type distorts the idiomatic construction of X instead of Y"
B. that would have allowed students to turn in their papers in handwritten form instead of typed up the use of present perfect is incorrect
C. according to which students are allowed to turn in their papers in handwritten form instead of typing them up using does not convey the intended meaning
D. that would allow students to turn in their papers in handwritten form rather than typing them up with the use of distorts the meaning
E. to allow students to turn in their papers in handwritten form rather than type them up using
IMO E correct Idiom usage with no ambiguity of meaning.
Meaning professor X denied his teaching assistants request to allow students to turn in their papers in hand written form instead of to type them up using computer
X instead of Y
A. to allow students to turn in their papers in handwritten form instead of to type them up using "the use of to type distorts the idiomatic construction of X instead of Y"
B. that would have allowed students to turn in their papers in handwritten form instead of typed up the use of present perfect is incorrect
C. according to which students are allowed to turn in their papers in handwritten form instead of typing them up using does not convey the intended meaning
D. that would allow students to turn in their papers in handwritten form rather than typing them up with the use of distorts the meaning
E. to allow students to turn in their papers in handwritten form rather than type them up using
IMO E correct Idiom usage with no ambiguity of meaning.
