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08 Apr 2020, 04:31
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The commission's conclusion is that Iran's nuclear programs have now reached the stage at which it can only be stopped through military strikes - probably Israeli - or through an internal political decision to abandon the programs.
A. commission's conclusion is that Iran's nuclear programs have now reached the stage at which it
B. commission's conclusion is that Iran's nuclear programs have now reached the stage at which they
C. commission's conclusion that Iran's nuclear programs have now reached the stage at which they
D. commission's conclusion that Iran's nuclear programs have now reached the stage at which it
E. commission's had concluded that Iran's nuclear programs have now reached the stage at which they
A. commission's conclusion is that Iran's nuclear programs have now reached the stage at which it
B. commission's conclusion is that Iran's nuclear programs have now reached the stage at which they
C. commission's conclusion that Iran's nuclear programs have now reached the stage at which they
D. commission's conclusion that Iran's nuclear programs have now reached the stage at which it
E. commission's had concluded that Iran's nuclear programs have now reached the stage at which they
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10 Apr 2020, 05:39
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The commission's conclusion is that Iran's nuclear programs have now reached the stage at which it can only be stopped through military strikes - probably Israeli - or through an internal political decision to abandon the programs.
A. commission's conclusion is that Iran's nuclear programs have now reached the stage at which it-Programs is plural and hence the pronoun should be plural too, opted out because it is singular
B. commission's conclusion is that Iran's nuclear programs have now reached the stage at which theyThis looks ok
C. commission's conclusion that Iran's nuclear programs have now reached the stage at which theySubject verb agreement issue, "is" is missing
D. commission's conclusion that Iran's nuclear programs have now reached the stage at which itsame as option C
E. commission's had concluded that Iran's nuclear programs have now reached the stage at which theypast perfect changes the meaning , it says that commission had concluded already
A. commission's conclusion is that Iran's nuclear programs have now reached the stage at which it-Programs is plural and hence the pronoun should be plural too, opted out because it is singular
B. commission's conclusion is that Iran's nuclear programs have now reached the stage at which theyThis looks ok
C. commission's conclusion that Iran's nuclear programs have now reached the stage at which theySubject verb agreement issue, "is" is missing
D. commission's conclusion that Iran's nuclear programs have now reached the stage at which itsame as option C
E. commission's had concluded that Iran's nuclear programs have now reached the stage at which theypast perfect changes the meaning , it says that commission had concluded already
10 Apr 2020, 07:35
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B is correct.
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The subject of the main clause is conclusion, while the verb of the main clause is is. The singular pronoun it is incorrect as it can logically only refer to nuclear programs, which is plural. The plural pronoun they rather than it is required. A can be eliminated.
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The subject of the main clause is conclusion, while the verb of the main clause is is. The pronoun error in A is corrected in B. Everything else seems fine. Keep B.
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There is no verb for the subject of the sentence, hence this is not a complete sentence as it does not have a main clause. Eliminate C.
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The error in C is repeated in D. In addition, D also repeats the pronoun error in A. Eliminate D.
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The use of the past perfect tense had concluded is not justified in E since there is no other past event in the sentence that happened after the conclusion of the commission's work. In addition, there is no subject for the verb had concluded. The commission's what had concluded? E can be eliminated, leaving B as the best option.
