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Please explain why A is wrong? Many thanks!

Is the phrase "have hesitation to" in A correct?


right..."have hesitation to" is wrong... hesitation itself is a action.... have is not required
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Remember the famous V-A-N rule?
In the order of protocol, a verb stands first, followed by an adjective and then finally the noun.
ex :
1. he hesitates-- a verb -the first preference
2. He is hesitant - an adjective m the second choice
3. He has hesitation -- a noun, the final choice.
In the context, we have no verb; there are only adjectives and nouns. Hence, the choice of the adjective

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