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Subterranean termites have colonies about the same size as carpenter ants but far more workers foraging for food, all of whom are capable to convert the cellulose in wood products into sugar to utilize them as a food source.
A. about the same size as carpenter ants but far more workers foraging for food, all of whom are capable to convert the cellulose in wood products into sugar to utilize them
B. comparable to the size of carpenter ants, but they have far more workers who forage for food, and all of them are capable of converting the cellulose in wood products into sugar, utilizing them
C. that are about the same size as carpenter ants’ colonies, but the termites with far more workers foraging for food, all of them are capable of converting the cellulose in wood products into sugar and utilizing it
D. comparable to those of carpenter ants but far more workers foraging for food, all of whom are capable of converting the cellulose in wood products into sugar to utilize it
E. comparable to that of carpenter ants but far more workers foraging for food, and all of them are capable to convert the cellulose in wood products into sugar and to utilize it
A. about the same size as carpenter ants but far more workers foraging for food, all of whom are capable to convert the cellulose in wood products into sugar to utilize them
B. comparable to the size of carpenter ants, but they have far more workers who forage for food, and all of them are capable of converting the cellulose in wood products into sugar, utilizing them
C. that are about the same size as carpenter ants’ colonies, but the termites with far more workers foraging for food, all of them are capable of converting the cellulose in wood products into sugar and utilizing it
D. comparable to those of carpenter ants but far more workers foraging for food, all of whom are capable of converting the cellulose in wood products into sugar to utilize it
E. comparable to that of carpenter ants but far more workers foraging for food, and all of them are capable to convert the cellulose in wood products into sugar and to utilize it
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Subterranean termites have colonies about the same size as carpenter ants but far more workers foraging for food, all of whom are capable to convert the cellulose in wood products into sugar to utilize them as a food source.
The last part of underline portion says they are capable of doing 2 things. Even the last part of the underline sentence to convert the cellulose in wood products into sugar and to utilize it is not better than of converting the cellulose in wood products into sugar to utilize it. (idiom and meaning wise) [/quote]
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comparing size of colonies with ants
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same error as A
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but the termites with far more workers foraging for food sounds illogical. What is but parallel to? "have colonies" is not parallel to termites with far more workers.
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Most clear and best of the lot
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Ambigous them.
The last part of underline portion says they are capable of doing 2 things. Even the last part of the underline sentence to convert the cellulose in wood products into sugar and to utilize it is not better than of converting the cellulose in wood products into sugar to utilize it. (idiom and meaning wise) [/quote]
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Subterranean termites have colonies about the same size as carpenter ants but far more workers foraging for food, all of whom are capable to convert the cellulose in wood products into sugar to utilize them as a food source.
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- Colonies are compared to the ants themselves - Incorrect
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- Colonies are compared to the ants themselves - Incorrect
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- ", all of them are" is a run-on sentence. This is not an acceptable construction. "all of them capable of converting" can be accepted i.e. without a verb. Moreover "and utilizing" is not parallel to anything
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- "All of whom are" is a correct version; Correct usage of "those" for plural "colonies"
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SV disagreement - Colonies require plural "those" instead of singular "that"
