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The forests are being cut on a large scale these days, which is a factor contributing to global warming.
(A) The forests are being cut on a large scale these days, which is a factor contributing to global warming.
(B) The forests are being cut on a large scale these days, this is a factor contributing to global warming.
(C) The large scale cutting of forests these days is a factor contributing to global warming.
(D) Contributing to global warming, the large scale cutting of forests these days is a factor.
(E) The fact that forests are being cut on a large scale these days is a factor contributing to global warming.
(A) The forests are being cut on a large scale these days, which is a factor contributing to global warming.
(B) The forests are being cut on a large scale these days, this is a factor contributing to global warming.
(C) The large scale cutting of forests these days is a factor contributing to global warming.
(D) Contributing to global warming, the large scale cutting of forests these days is a factor.
(E) The fact that forests are being cut on a large scale these days is a factor contributing to global warming.
08 May 2022, 01:21
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A & B clearly out - 'which' modifies illogically 'these days' and this has no clear precedent
E has redundant issue
between C & D - In D modifier modifies 'the large scale cutting ' but in original sentence a factor that contribute to global warming
C seems right answer
E has redundant issue
between C & D - In D modifier modifies 'the large scale cutting ' but in original sentence a factor that contribute to global warming
C seems right answer
14 May 2022, 18:14
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A) This option is out because of the usage of 'which' that introduces a relative modifier. 'Which' has to be preceeded by a noun. That doesn't happen in this option.
B) 'This is a factor contributing to global warming' is an independent clause, and can't be connected by a comma without the presence of a FANBOY.
C)Simple and clear construction. No errors found here
D)No particular errors, but the order of the sentence is a bit weird. C is a better option.
E)Using meaning to evaluate this sentence-> The sentence means that the 'fact' in and of itself is a contributor to global warming rather than the cutting of forests.
B) 'This is a factor contributing to global warming' is an independent clause, and can't be connected by a comma without the presence of a FANBOY.
C)Simple and clear construction. No errors found here
D)No particular errors, but the order of the sentence is a bit weird. C is a better option.
E)Using meaning to evaluate this sentence-> The sentence means that the 'fact' in and of itself is a contributor to global warming rather than the cutting of forests.
