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The National Geographic Society's electronic database, available free of cost to researchers affiliated with government think-tanks or university study centers, originally stored in microfiche sheets that were manually accessed through the Society's free access facilities, but is now accessible through remote data access services.
A) centers, originally stored in microfiche sheets that were manually accessed through the Society's free access facilities, but is
B) centers, while it had originally been stored in microfiche sheets that were manually accessed through the Society's free access facilities,
C) centers stored originally in microfiche sheets that were manually accessed through the Society's free access facilities
D) centers, was originally stored in microfiche sheets manually accessed through the Society's free access facilities but is
E) centers stored originally in microfiche sheets that were manually accessed through the Society's free access facilities but is
A) centers, originally stored in microfiche sheets that were manually accessed through the Society's free access facilities, but is
B) centers, while it had originally been stored in microfiche sheets that were manually accessed through the Society's free access facilities,
C) centers stored originally in microfiche sheets that were manually accessed through the Society's free access facilities
D) centers, was originally stored in microfiche sheets manually accessed through the Society's free access facilities but is
E) centers stored originally in microfiche sheets that were manually accessed through the Society's free access facilities but is
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16 Jul 2017, 05:46
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I would choose D.
A) centers, originally stored in microfiche sheets that were manually accessed through the Society's free access facilities, but is
"The database stored in ..." is wrong. The correct form is "The database [be] stored in ...". Hence, eliminate A.
B) centers, while it had originally been stored in microfiche sheets that were manually accessed through the Society's free access facilities,
This choice make the sentence fragment.
C) centers stored originally in microfiche sheets that were manually accessed through the Society's free access facilities is
THis choice make the sentence fragment.
D) centers, was originally stored in microfiche sheets manually accessed through the Society's free access facilities but is
Correct
E) centers stored originally in microfiche sheets that were manually accessed through the Society's free access facilities but is
This choice make the sentence lack main verb.
16 Jul 2017, 10:34
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daagh
A - Clause 1 as no verb. Out.
B - Same as A. Out.
C - 'wrong word order'??? Where did this come from?
D - No issues. Keep.
E - Clause 1 is again missing a verb.
