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15 Aug 2014, 23:12
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Q. The recent clinical trials have revealed that 'collapsed-arch' condition of the human's feet, the same as the one causing the feet to over pronate, putting strain on muscles, joints, and tendons of the lower legs, is also providing extra stability that reduces the likelihood of turning or spraining the ankle in a fall.
A. feet, the same as the one causing the foot to over pronate, putting strain on muscles, joints, and tendons of the lower leg, is also providing
B. feet - of the same condition that causes the feet to over pronate, putting strain on muscles, joints, and tendons of the lower legs - also providing
C. feet are the same as those that cause the feet to over pronate, putting strain on muscles, joints, and tendons of the lower legs, and also provide
D. feet - the same condition that causes the feet to over pronate, putting strain on muscles, joints, and tendons of the lower legs - also provides
E. feet, which is the same as the one that causes the feet to over pronate to put strain on muscles, joints, and tendons of the lower legs, also provide
A. feet, the same as the one causing the foot to over pronate, putting strain on muscles, joints, and tendons of the lower leg, is also providing
B. feet - of the same condition that causes the feet to over pronate, putting strain on muscles, joints, and tendons of the lower legs - also providing
C. feet are the same as those that cause the feet to over pronate, putting strain on muscles, joints, and tendons of the lower legs, and also provide
D. feet - the same condition that causes the feet to over pronate, putting strain on muscles, joints, and tendons of the lower legs - also provides
E. feet, which is the same as the one that causes the feet to over pronate to put strain on muscles, joints, and tendons of the lower legs, also provide
16 Aug 2014, 01:53
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The recent clinical trials have revealed
that 'collapsed-arch' condition of the human's feet, the same as the one causing the feet to over pronate, putting strain on muscles, joints, and tendons of the lower legs, is also providing extra stability
that reduces the likelihood of turning or spraining the ankle in a fall.
the same as the one causing the feet to over pronate, putting strain on muscles, joints, and tendons of the lower legs this sentence requires a verb
A.
B. feet - of the same condition that causes the feet to over pronate, putting strain on muscles, joints, and tendons of the lower legs - also providing
this option has wrong llism. it seems that providing is parallel with putting.
C. feet are the same as those that cause the feet to over pronate, putting strain on muscles, joints, and tendons of the lower legs, and also provide
those is referring to condition which is singular
D. feet - the same condition that causes the feet to over pronate, putting strain on muscles, joints, and tendons of the lower legs - also provides
E. feet, which is the same as the one that causes the feet to over pronate to put strain on muscles, joints, and tendons of the lower legs, also provide
which is modifying the feet
provide should be provides
that 'collapsed-arch' condition of the human's feet, the same as the one causing the feet to over pronate, putting strain on muscles, joints, and tendons of the lower legs, is also providing extra stability
that reduces the likelihood of turning or spraining the ankle in a fall.
the same as the one causing the feet to over pronate, putting strain on muscles, joints, and tendons of the lower legs this sentence requires a verb
A.
B. feet - of the same condition that causes the feet to over pronate, putting strain on muscles, joints, and tendons of the lower legs - also providing
this option has wrong llism. it seems that providing is parallel with putting.
C. feet are the same as those that cause the feet to over pronate, putting strain on muscles, joints, and tendons of the lower legs, and also provide
those is referring to condition which is singular
D. feet - the same condition that causes the feet to over pronate, putting strain on muscles, joints, and tendons of the lower legs - also provides
E. feet, which is the same as the one that causes the feet to over pronate to put strain on muscles, joints, and tendons of the lower legs, also provide
which is modifying the feet
provide should be provides
16 Aug 2014, 11:27
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Hi
I thought the one here is ambiguous. what does it refer to in original sentence is not clear. pronoun and modifier.
A. the same as the one causing the feet to over pronate, putting strain on muscles, joints, and tendons of the lower legs
which one is referring to feet or condition. (eliminate c and e too).
B. feet - of the same condition that causes the feet to over pronate, putting strain on muscles, joints, and tendons of the lower legs - also providing
of the same condition is modifying feet.
C. feet are the same as those that cause the feet to over pronate, putting strain on muscles, joints, and tendons of the lower legs, and also provide
those might refer to feet or condition
D. feet - the same condition that causes the feet to over pronate, putting strain on muscles, joints, and tendons of the lower legs - also provides
clear noun condition.
E. feet, which is the same as the one that causes the feet to over pronate to put strain on muscles, joints, and tendons of the lower legs, also provide
which is modifying the feet
provide should be provides
In my opinion, this answer choice can also be written as
feet - the same condition causing the feet to over pronate, putting strain on muscles, joints, and tendons of the lower legs - also providing
I thought the one here is ambiguous. what does it refer to in original sentence is not clear. pronoun and modifier.
A. the same as the one causing the feet to over pronate, putting strain on muscles, joints, and tendons of the lower legs
which one is referring to feet or condition. (eliminate c and e too).
B. feet - of the same condition that causes the feet to over pronate, putting strain on muscles, joints, and tendons of the lower legs - also providing
of the same condition is modifying feet.
C. feet are the same as those that cause the feet to over pronate, putting strain on muscles, joints, and tendons of the lower legs, and also provide
those might refer to feet or condition
D. feet - the same condition that causes the feet to over pronate, putting strain on muscles, joints, and tendons of the lower legs - also provides
clear noun condition.
E. feet, which is the same as the one that causes the feet to over pronate to put strain on muscles, joints, and tendons of the lower legs, also provide
which is modifying the feet
provide should be provides
In my opinion, this answer choice can also be written as
feet - the same condition causing the feet to over pronate, putting strain on muscles, joints, and tendons of the lower legs - also providing
