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07 Apr 2022, 05:42
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Thank you Charles, I have seen your video on YouTube.
One question I have is:
it refers to body heat because it is the subject of the first clause? It may be incorrect because first clause doesn't have a verb.
or because of logic?
One question I have is:
it refers to body heat because it is the subject of the first clause? It may be incorrect because first clause doesn't have a verb.
or because of logic?
07 Apr 2022, 06:08
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Venkat999
Hello Venkat999,
We hope this finds you well.
To answer your query, we can tell that "it" refers to "body heat" because "body heat" is the only logical referent for "it".
We hope this helps.
All the best!
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06 Sep 2022, 19:37
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I am having problem in arriving at the part of sentence which needs to be parallel. Like in option A : "By drawing their body heat from the Sun" is parallel to "Burning calories to generate it".
But why "The Sun" is not compared to "Burning calories to generate it". And as per this it is not parallel.
How to come to the conclusion that comparison is done with the entity just before comparison word(rather than) --- "The Sun" or the whole phrase "By drawing their body heat from the Sun"??
In option B : comparison is done between the "The Sun" & "The generation of ..." OR "By drawing their body heat from the Sun" & "The generation of .....". And WHY??
Please clarify
Due Regards
But why "The Sun" is not compared to "Burning calories to generate it". And as per this it is not parallel.
How to come to the conclusion that comparison is done with the entity just before comparison word(rather than) --- "The Sun" or the whole phrase "By drawing their body heat from the Sun"??
In option B : comparison is done between the "The Sun" & "The generation of ..." OR "By drawing their body heat from the Sun" & "The generation of .....". And WHY??
Please clarify
Due Regards
06 Sep 2022, 23:09
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himanshu0077
It's a logic thing.
What are you comparing? - how the reptiles obtain body heat
Do they "draw their body heat directly from the sun" or do they "burn calories to generate it"? We are selecting the action they perform to obtain body heat.
Since in the non underlined part we have ... by "drawing their body heat ... ," then to be parallel the underlined part should have "burning calories ..."
To be parallel, option (B) could be:
...by drawing their body heat directly from the Sun rather than generating body heat by burning calories...
Remember, the parallel elements should work standalone in the sentence.
Option (A)
Reptiles, by drawing their body heat directly from the Sun, can survive...
Reptiles, by burning calories to generate body heat, can survive...
Both correct.
Option (B)
Reptiles, by drawing their body heat directly from the Sun, can survive... - Correct
Reptiles, by the generation of body heat by burning calories, can survive... - Doesn't work. Who generates?
