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Research has found that a child born into a family whose members have schizophrenia will most likely themselves develop schizophrenia in their adolescence.
(A) a child born into a family whose members have schizophrenia will most likely themselves develop schizophrenia
(B) children born into families whose members have schizophrenia will most likely themselves develop schizophrenia
(C) a child born into a family the members of which have schizophrenia will most likely themselves develop schizophrenia
(D) in those families where members have schizophrenia, children will most likely develop schizophrenia themselves
(E) children born into families where there is schizophrenia will themselves most likely develop schizophrenia
(A) a child born into a family whose members have schizophrenia will most likely themselves develop schizophrenia
(B) children born into families whose members have schizophrenia will most likely themselves develop schizophrenia
(C) a child born into a family the members of which have schizophrenia will most likely themselves develop schizophrenia
(D) in those families where members have schizophrenia, children will most likely develop schizophrenia themselves
(E) children born into families where there is schizophrenia will themselves most likely develop schizophrenia
20 Sep 2018, 00:35
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'Themselves ' is used to modify a plural noun, hence children is preferred. This is confirmed by usage of 'their adolescence'. So A and C out.
The word 'where' is used to modify a place, so D and E out.
I'll go with B.
Cheers!
20 Sep 2018, 09:11
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Research has found that a child born into a family whose members have schizophrenia will most likely themselves develop schizophrenia in their adolescence.
(A) a child born into a family whose members have schizophrenia will most likely themselves develop schizophrenia
(B) children born into families whose members have schizophrenia will most likely themselves develop schizophrenia
(C) a child born into a family the members of which have schizophrenia will most likely themselves develop schizophrenia
(D) in those families where members have schizophrenia, children will most likely develop schizophrenia themselves
(E) children born into families where there is schizophrenia will themselves most likely develop schizophrenia
Research has found that a child born into a family whose members have schizophrenia will most likely themselves develop schizophrenia in their adolescence.
(A) a child born into a family whose members have schizophrenia will most likely themselves develop schizophrenia
(B) children born into families whose members have schizophrenia will most likely themselves develop schizophrenia
(C) a child born into a family the members of which have schizophrenia will most likely themselves develop schizophrenia
(D) in those families where members have schizophrenia, children will most likely develop schizophrenia themselves
(E) children born into families where there is schizophrenia will themselves most likely develop schizophrenia
