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Smelling of rotten eggs , sulfur dioxide is formed in smokestacks from sulfur and oxygen , two of the major elements consumed in coal smelting , react with each other.
A sulfur dioxide is formed in smokestacks from
B sulfur dioxide is created when
C sulfur dioxide , is formed in smokestacks and when
D sulfur dioxide, formed in smokestacks when
E sulfur dioxide , formed in smokestacks from
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A sulfur dioxide is formed in smokestacks from
B sulfur dioxide is created when
C sulfur dioxide , is formed in smokestacks and when
D sulfur dioxide, formed in smokestacks when
E sulfur dioxide , formed in smokestacks from
Could someone provide explanation for that one. Nice explanations will be appreciated via kudos
) . Thanks all for your help . OA after explanations.
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Smelling of rotten eggs , sulfur dioxide is formed in smokestacks from sulfur and oxygen , two of the major elements consumed in coal smelting , react with each other.
A sulfur dioxide is formed in smokestacks from
B sulfur dioxide is created when
C sulfur dioxide , is formed in smokestacks and when
D sulfur dioxide, formed in smokestacks when
E sulfur dioxide , formed in smokestacks from
IMO B is right. A doesn't connect second and fourth segment well. Although B eliminates important information that sulfur dioxide is formed in smokestacks, that's the only one grammatically correct. C eliminates subject sulfur dioxide from the sentence by putting it in a phrase separated by commas, making the sentence incomplete. D and E are lacking a verb, making the sentence incomplete.
OA please.
A sulfur dioxide is formed in smokestacks from
B sulfur dioxide is created when
C sulfur dioxide , is formed in smokestacks and when
D sulfur dioxide, formed in smokestacks when
E sulfur dioxide , formed in smokestacks from
IMO B is right. A doesn't connect second and fourth segment well. Although B eliminates important information that sulfur dioxide is formed in smokestacks, that's the only one grammatically correct. C eliminates subject sulfur dioxide from the sentence by putting it in a phrase separated by commas, making the sentence incomplete. D and E are lacking a verb, making the sentence incomplete.
OA please.
B
(A) two sentences should be connected by a coordinating conjunction or a subordinating conjunction. The initial sentence is lacking such a conjunction that it causes an awkward sentence. In addition, a passive voice sentence in general should be followed by a preposition 'by',
(B) best option here. The verb 'react' also indicates its subject is plural, 'sulfur and oxygen'
(C) A coordinating conjunction 'and' causes a subordinating clause 'when...' to a segment.
(D) This suggests that 'sulfur dioxide' be a subject of the whole, but verb 'react' doesn't agree with the subject in this case.
(E) wrong same reason for D.
(A) two sentences should be connected by a coordinating conjunction or a subordinating conjunction. The initial sentence is lacking such a conjunction that it causes an awkward sentence. In addition, a passive voice sentence in general should be followed by a preposition 'by',
(B) best option here. The verb 'react' also indicates its subject is plural, 'sulfur and oxygen'
(C) A coordinating conjunction 'and' causes a subordinating clause 'when...' to a segment.
(D) This suggests that 'sulfur dioxide' be a subject of the whole, but verb 'react' doesn't agree with the subject in this case.
(E) wrong same reason for D.
I found an error in every option.
