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20 Apr 2008, 04:24
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Though initially opposed to the measure, the governor approved the new needle-exchange program at the urging of his own doctor, his chief advisers, and a coalition of some 20 social action groups.
a. ...
b. as a consequence of having been urged by his own doctor, his chief advisers, and a coalition of some
c. on account of being urged by his own doctor, chief advisers, and a coalition of
d. as he was urged to do by his own doctor, his chief advisers, and a coalition of some
e. as his own doctor was urging his to do, along with his chief advisers, and a coalition of
a. ...
b. as a consequence of having been urged by his own doctor, his chief advisers, and a coalition of some
c. on account of being urged by his own doctor, chief advisers, and a coalition of
d. as he was urged to do by his own doctor, his chief advisers, and a coalition of some
e. as his own doctor was urging his to do, along with his chief advisers, and a coalition of
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20 Apr 2008, 04:55
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C for me.
a. his own -> redundant, his pronoun refers to Doc or the governor not clear, eliminate it
b. as a consequence of having been urged by his own doctor, his chief advisers, and a coalition of some-> changes the meaning his points to the doctor
c. on account of being urged by his own doctor, chief advisers, and a coalition of-> best
d. as he was urged to do by his own doctor, his chief advisers, and a coalition of some->wordy and redundant
e. as his own doctor was urging his to do, along with his chief advisers, and a coalition of -> his own redundant
a. his own -> redundant, his pronoun refers to Doc or the governor not clear, eliminate it
b. as a consequence of having been urged by his own doctor, his chief advisers, and a coalition of some-> changes the meaning his points to the doctor
c. on account of being urged by his own doctor, chief advisers, and a coalition of-> best
d. as he was urged to do by his own doctor, his chief advisers, and a coalition of some->wordy and redundant
e. as his own doctor was urging his to do, along with his chief advisers, and a coalition of -> his own redundant
20 Apr 2008, 07:36
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A should be the answer.
'at the urging of......' is grammatically correct.
'his' clearly refers to the governor not the programs because 'his' always refers to the living beings.
other choices are awkward and wordy.
'at the urging of......' is grammatically correct.
'his' clearly refers to the governor not the programs because 'his' always refers to the living beings.
other choices are awkward and wordy.
