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Seven out of ten households in the United States own two or more televisions.
(A) Seven out of ten households in the United States own two or more televisions.
(B) Out of every ten, seven households in the United States owns two or more televisions.
(C) Two or more televisions are owned by seven out of every ten households in the United States.
(D) In the United States, seven out of every ten households owns two or more televisions.
(E) Out of every ten households in the United States, two or more televisions are owned by seven.
(A) Seven out of ten households in the United States own two or more televisions.
(B) Out of every ten, seven households in the United States owns two or more televisions.
(C) Two or more televisions are owned by seven out of every ten households in the United States.
(D) In the United States, seven out of every ten households owns two or more televisions.
(E) Out of every ten households in the United States, two or more televisions are owned by seven.
07 Sep 2018, 02:41
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A is right
the placement of in the United States correctly modifies Households.
the placement of in the United States correctly modifies Households.
07 Sep 2018, 02:49
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+1 for A.
(A) Seven out of ten households in the United States own two or more televisions. --> Correct, rectifies S-V error, uses active voice and is much concise
(B) Out of every ten, seven households in the United States owns two or more televisions.
(C) Two or more televisions are owned by seven out of every ten households in the United States. --> Passive voice and not-much-concise compared to A.
(D) In the United States, seven out of every ten households owns two or more televisions.
(E) Out of every ten households in the United States, two or more televisions are owned by seven. --> Passive voice and not-much-concise compared to A.
Hence, A.
(A) Seven out of ten households in the United States own two or more televisions. --> Correct, rectifies S-V error, uses active voice and is much concise
(B) Out of every ten, seven households in the United States owns two or more televisions.
(C) Two or more televisions are owned by seven out of every ten households in the United States. --> Passive voice and not-much-concise compared to A.
(D) In the United States, seven out of every ten households owns two or more televisions.
(E) Out of every ten households in the United States, two or more televisions are owned by seven. --> Passive voice and not-much-concise compared to A.
Hence, A.
