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Starting with B, there is an obvious SV error. ‘stand’ is a plural verb being used with a singular noun ‘the two storey building’. It also unnecessarily changes tenses. Option C makes the same error of changing the tense, with its use of ‘is’. A is a run on sentence, two independent clauses are connected by a comma. Option E suffers from a parallelism error, and needs to have a comma before the second ‘and’. So, by PoE, we can say that D is the right answer.
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