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25 Jul 2022, 01:30
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Stephen Gaskin viewed community, as a few other 1960s commune founders, like a structured family arrangement rather than a loosely knit community based on convenience.
A. Stephen Gaskin viewed community, as a few other 1960s commune founders, like a structured family arrangement rather than
B. As did a few other 1960s commune founders, Stephen Gaskin viewed community to be a structured family arrangement rather than viewing it as
C. Stephen Gaskin viewed community to be a structured family arrangement, like a fewer other 1960s commune founders, rather than viewing it as
D. Community to Stephen Gaskin, like other 1960s commune founders, was viewed as a structured family arrangement rather than
E. Stephen Gaskin, like a few other 1960s commune founders, viewed community as a structured family arrangement rather than
A. Stephen Gaskin viewed community, as a few other 1960s commune founders, like a structured family arrangement rather than
B. As did a few other 1960s commune founders, Stephen Gaskin viewed community to be a structured family arrangement rather than viewing it as
C. Stephen Gaskin viewed community to be a structured family arrangement, like a fewer other 1960s commune founders, rather than viewing it as
D. Community to Stephen Gaskin, like other 1960s commune founders, was viewed as a structured family arrangement rather than
E. Stephen Gaskin, like a few other 1960s commune founders, viewed community as a structured family arrangement rather than
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25 Jul 2022, 04:30
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I believe the correct answer is E.
He viewed community "as", and he did so "like" a few other founders, which is correctly used in E.
He viewed community "as", and he did so "like" a few other founders, which is correctly used in E.
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