Bunuel wrote:
Teachers want students to be as well behaved as possible for the reason that misbehavior on the part of students affect the learning experience of the entire class.
(A) for the reason that misbehavior on the part of students affect
(B) for the reason because misbehavior on the part of students affects
(C) in that misbehavior on the part of students affect
(D) because misbehavior on the part of students affects
(E) because misbehavior on the parts of students affects
MANHATTAN REVIEW OFFICIAL EXPLANATION:
‘Because’ is more efficient than ‘for the reason that’, ‘for the reason’ and ‘in that’. Eliminate A, B and C. Misbehavior is singular. The verb must be ‘affects’. The correct idiomatic expression is ‘on the part of’ not ‘on the parts of’. Eliminate E. Choice D is the correct answer.
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