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Easily knock down to A or B.

we need 1788 right next to "when"

Now btwn A and B. I choose A b/c B has their for singular object.
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I go for C because A, B and D are all in passive

"All curved objects have been called boomerangs by non-Australians" ?

There is no reason why we need to use this wordy sentence structure.

"non-Austrlians have called all curved objects boomerangs"

This makes it a lot clearer who is doing the "calling"

E is just weird
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A. the error free choice that confirms the proper pronoun relationship.



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