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The weather predictions delivered on television are usually reliable, but winds, storms that could not be foreseen, and ocean currents often cause much more extreme weather conditions than they had expected.
(A) storms that could not be foreseen, and ocean currents often cause much more extreme weather conditions than they had
(B) storms that cannot be foreseen, and ocean currents often cause much more extreme weather conditions than
(C) unforeseeable storms, and ocean currents are the cause of much more extreme weather conditions than they had
(D) storms that are not foreseeable, and ocean currents often cause much more extreme weather conditions than they had
(E) unforeseeable storms, and ocean currents often cause much more extreme weather conditions than they had
(A) storms that could not be foreseen, and ocean currents often cause much more extreme weather conditions than they had
(B) storms that cannot be foreseen, and ocean currents often cause much more extreme weather conditions than
(C) unforeseeable storms, and ocean currents are the cause of much more extreme weather conditions than they had
(D) storms that are not foreseeable, and ocean currents often cause much more extreme weather conditions than they had
(E) unforeseeable storms, and ocean currents often cause much more extreme weather conditions than they had
22 Oct 2018, 01:15
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I think E is the right option, which represents parallelism correctly
X,Y and Z
C is close, but fails as an answer when you read "are the cause of much more"
Which is clearly represented in E
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X,Y and Z
C is close, but fails as an answer when you read "are the cause of much more"
Which is clearly represented in E
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22 Oct 2018, 01:59
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The weather predictions delivered on television are usually reliable, but winds, storms that could not be foreseen, and ocean currents often cause much more extreme weather conditions than they had expected.
(A) storms that could not be foreseen, and ocean currents often cause much more extreme weather conditions than they had
(B) storms that cannot be foreseen, and ocean currents often cause much more extreme weather conditions than
(C) unforeseeable storms, and ocean currents are the cause of much more extreme weather conditions than they had
(D) storms that are not foreseeable, and ocean currents often cause much more extreme weather conditions than they had
(E) unforeseeable storms, and ocean currents often cause much more extreme weather conditions than they had
I will go with choice B
Thanks
(A) storms that could not be foreseen, and ocean currents often cause much more extreme weather conditions than they had
(B) storms that cannot be foreseen, and ocean currents often cause much more extreme weather conditions than
(C) unforeseeable storms, and ocean currents are the cause of much more extreme weather conditions than they had
(D) storms that are not foreseeable, and ocean currents often cause much more extreme weather conditions than they had
(E) unforeseeable storms, and ocean currents often cause much more extreme weather conditions than they had
I will go with choice B
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