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10 Sep 2017, 01:04
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The onset of monsoons in the Indian Subcontinent is triggered by a combination of lower level moist, maritime air flowing onshore from the south-east, a high pressure cell and the flowing southward of moist tropical air.
A. the flowing southward of moist tropical air
B. moist tropical air flowing southward
C. the southward flowing of moist tropical air
D. the southward flowing of moist tropical air
E. moist tropical air that flows southward
A. the flowing southward of moist tropical air
B. moist tropical air flowing southward
C. the southward flowing of moist tropical air
D. the southward flowing of moist tropical air
E. moist tropical air that flows southward
10 Sep 2017, 02:51
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The answer is B.
Because only this option is correctly parallel with the earlier part of the sentence.
"lower level moist, maritime air flowing onshore from the south-east"
And
"B. moist tropical air flowing southward"
E. Can not be the answer because it uses "flows", whereas the non-underlined part of the sentence uses verb+ing form.
Hope I am correct.
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