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The fast-flowing, narrow air currents known as jet streams, in the tropopause, where the troposphere, whose temperature decreases with altitude, gives way to the stratosphere, whose temperature increases with altitude, reach their peak strength.
A. The fast-flowing, narrow air currents known as jet streams, in the tropopause, where the troposphere, whose temperature decreases with altitude, gives way to the stratosphere, whose temperature increases with altitude,
B. In the tropopause, where the troposphere gives way to the stratosphere, decreasing and increasing with altitude, the fast-flowing, narrow air currents known as jet streams
C. In the tropopause, where the troposphere, whose temperature decreases with altitude, gives way to the stratosphere, whose temperature increases with altitude, the fast-flowing, narrow air currents known as jet streams
D. Increasing in temperature with altitude, the fast-flowing, narrow air currents known as jet streams, where the troposphere, whose temperature decreases with altitude, gives way to the stratosphere,
E. The fast-flowing, narrow air currents known as jet streams, in the tropopause, where the troposphere whose temperature decreases with altitude gives way to the stratosphere, increases in temperature with altitude and
A. The fast-flowing, narrow air currents known as jet streams, in the tropopause, where the troposphere, whose temperature decreases with altitude, gives way to the stratosphere, whose temperature increases with altitude,
B. In the tropopause, where the troposphere gives way to the stratosphere, decreasing and increasing with altitude, the fast-flowing, narrow air currents known as jet streams
C. In the tropopause, where the troposphere, whose temperature decreases with altitude, gives way to the stratosphere, whose temperature increases with altitude, the fast-flowing, narrow air currents known as jet streams
D. Increasing in temperature with altitude, the fast-flowing, narrow air currents known as jet streams, where the troposphere, whose temperature decreases with altitude, gives way to the stratosphere,
E. The fast-flowing, narrow air currents known as jet streams, in the tropopause, where the troposphere whose temperature decreases with altitude gives way to the stratosphere, increases in temperature with altitude and
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The fast-flowing, narrow air currents known as jet streams, in the tropopause, where the troposphere, whose temperature decreases with altitude, gives way to the stratosphere, whose temperature increases with altitude, reach their peak strength.
A. The fast-flowing, narrow air currents known as jet streams, in the tropopause, where the troposphere, whose temperature decreases with altitude, gives way to the stratosphere, whose temperature increases with altitude,
B. In the tropopause, where the troposphere gives way to the stratosphere, decreasing and increasing with altitude, the fast-flowing, narrow air currents known as jet streams
C. In the tropopause, where the troposphere, whose temperature decreases with altitude, gives way to the stratosphere, whose temperature increases with altitude, the fast-flowing, narrow air currents known as jet streams
D. Increasing in temperature with altitude, the fast-flowing, narrow air currents known as jet streams, where the troposphere, whose temperature decreases with altitude, gives way to the stratosphere,
E. The fast-flowing, narrow air currents known as jet streams, in the tropopause, where the troposphere whose temperature decreases with altitude gives way to the stratosphere, increases in temperature with altitude and
The Currents in TP,
where the TS, whose T decreases with Alt.
Gives way to SS, whose T increases with Alt.
Reach their peak strenghts.
A. Subject is placed far from verb. Rest seems ok.
B. Decreasing and Increasing together distorted the meaning.
C. Correct.
D. Modification error.
E. Increases and Reach put parallel which is wrong.
A. The fast-flowing, narrow air currents known as jet streams, in the tropopause, where the troposphere, whose temperature decreases with altitude, gives way to the stratosphere, whose temperature increases with altitude,
B. In the tropopause, where the troposphere gives way to the stratosphere, decreasing and increasing with altitude, the fast-flowing, narrow air currents known as jet streams
C. In the tropopause, where the troposphere, whose temperature decreases with altitude, gives way to the stratosphere, whose temperature increases with altitude, the fast-flowing, narrow air currents known as jet streams
D. Increasing in temperature with altitude, the fast-flowing, narrow air currents known as jet streams, where the troposphere, whose temperature decreases with altitude, gives way to the stratosphere,
E. The fast-flowing, narrow air currents known as jet streams, in the tropopause, where the troposphere whose temperature decreases with altitude gives way to the stratosphere, increases in temperature with altitude and
The Currents in TP,
where the TS, whose T decreases with Alt.
Gives way to SS, whose T increases with Alt.
Reach their peak strenghts.
A. Subject is placed far from verb. Rest seems ok.
B. Decreasing and Increasing together distorted the meaning.
C. Correct.
D. Modification error.
E. Increases and Reach put parallel which is wrong.
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Hi,
I prefer Option C as this choice rightly addresses the modifier issues.
Regards
I prefer Option C as this choice rightly addresses the modifier issues.
Regards
