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01 Dec 2007, 10:44
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The extruding stomach of sea stars, whose diet consists mainly of bivalves, thrusts through an opening of only 1/1000 of an inch to work its way inside the bivalve’s shell.
a) The extruding stomach of sea stars, whose diet consists mainly of bivalves,
b) The sea star’s extruding stomach, whose diet is mainly bivalves,
c) Sea stars, whose diet is mainly bivalves, have extruding stomachs, which
d) A sea star’s extruding stomach, whose diet is mainly bivalves,
e) The sea star, whose diet consists mainly of bivalves, has an extruding stomach that
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a) The extruding stomach of sea stars, whose diet consists mainly of bivalves,
b) The sea star’s extruding stomach, whose diet is mainly bivalves,
c) Sea stars, whose diet is mainly bivalves, have extruding stomachs, which
d) A sea star’s extruding stomach, whose diet is mainly bivalves,
e) The sea star, whose diet consists mainly of bivalves, has an extruding stomach that
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01 Dec 2007, 13:28
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E.
A: the extruding stomach of sea stars, whose... not very clear here
B: sea stars never mentioned. Sea star's possesive is though this is incorrect.
C: im not sure if which is inappropriate, but the sentence isn't as clear as it should be.
D: possesive= incorrect here
01 Dec 2007, 14:01
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E it is.. the diet mentioned here is for the Sea Star.. not not for "the Sea Star's extruding stomach"
