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The birds of New Zealand had no natural predators, wings became unnecessary, and many varieties, including the kiwi and the kakapo parrot, became flightless.
A. The birds of New Zealand had no natural predators, wings became unnecessary, and many varieties, including the kiwi and the kakapo parrot, became flightless.
B. The birds of New Zealand had no natural predators; wings becoming unnecessary and many varieties, including the kiwi and the kakapo parrot, becoming flightless.
C. Because the birds of New Zealand had no natural predators, wings are becoming unnecessary, and many varieties, including the kiwi and the kakapo parrot, are becoming flightless.
D. Since the birds of New Zealand had no natural predators; wings became unnecessary and many varieties, including the kiwi and the kakapo parrot, became flightless.
E. Because the birds of New Zealand had no natural predators, wings became unnecessary, and many varieties, including the kiwi and the kakapo parrot, became flightless.
A. The birds of New Zealand had no natural predators, wings became unnecessary, and many varieties, including the kiwi and the kakapo parrot, became flightless.
B. The birds of New Zealand had no natural predators; wings becoming unnecessary and many varieties, including the kiwi and the kakapo parrot, becoming flightless.
C. Because the birds of New Zealand had no natural predators, wings are becoming unnecessary, and many varieties, including the kiwi and the kakapo parrot, are becoming flightless.
D. Since the birds of New Zealand had no natural predators; wings became unnecessary and many varieties, including the kiwi and the kakapo parrot, became flightless.
E. Because the birds of New Zealand had no natural predators, wings became unnecessary, and many varieties, including the kiwi and the kakapo parrot, became flightless.
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Choice A - Incorrect: Two ICs are connected with a comma.
Choice B - Incorrect: Use of continuous tense becoming is incorrect. The sentence presents facts of events from the past.
Choice C - Incorrect: Use of present continuous tense are becoming is incorrect. The sentence presents facts of events from the past.
Choice D - Incorrect: The semicolon after "Since the birds of New Zealand had no natural predators" makes the clause incomplete.
Choice E - Correct choice
Choice B - Incorrect: Use of continuous tense becoming is incorrect. The sentence presents facts of events from the past.
Choice C - Incorrect: Use of present continuous tense are becoming is incorrect. The sentence presents facts of events from the past.
Choice D - Incorrect: The semicolon after "Since the birds of New Zealand had no natural predators" makes the clause incomplete.
Choice E - Correct choice
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