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The Leakeys discovered Homo habilis, the first tool user, with two teeth found at Olduvai Gorge in Tanzania.
A. Homo habilis, the first tool user, with two teeth found
B. Homo habilis , the first tool user, with teeth that were found
C. When teeth of Homo habilis, the first tool user, were found
D. Homo habilis, due to two teeth found of the first tool user
E. Homo habilis, the first tool user, when two teeth were found
A. Homo habilis, the first tool user, with two teeth found
B. Homo habilis , the first tool user, with teeth that were found
C. When teeth of Homo habilis, the first tool user, were found
D. Homo habilis, due to two teeth found of the first tool user
E. Homo habilis, the first tool user, when two teeth were found
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Of the available options, Option E, makes most sense because in using 'when' instead of with, the meaning is clearly communicated. The teeth on being found, has led to the leakeys discovering homo habilis.
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A. This sentence conveys the meaning that HH with two teeth located at Tanzania was discovered. - awkward and weird meaning
B. Same error as in A plus passive construction
C. Fragmented sentence error, no working verb to make it a fully functioning sentence.
D. Discovered X, due to two teeth... awkward meaning as well.
E. By process of elimination, this sentence clearly conveys the meaning that HH was discovered once teeth were found at Tanzania. To me, this sentence made the most sense.
B. Same error as in A plus passive construction
C. Fragmented sentence error, no working verb to make it a fully functioning sentence.
D. Discovered X, due to two teeth... awkward meaning as well.
E. By process of elimination, this sentence clearly conveys the meaning that HH was discovered once teeth were found at Tanzania. To me, this sentence made the most sense.
