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One of the informants eventually professed ignorant of the crime, having fear that his testimony would lead to reprisals against him by his former confederates.
(A) ignorant of the crime, having
(B) ignorantly of the crime, with
(C) ignorance of the crime, since
(D) ignorance of the crime, for
(E) to have ignorance of the crime, since
(A) ignorant of the crime, having
(B) ignorantly of the crime, with
(C) ignorance of the crime, since
(D) ignorance of the crime, for
(E) to have ignorance of the crime, since
01 Oct 2018, 04:27
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Option D I pick, as after comma, for continues the sentence in the correct way and before comma, ignorance for the crime is right as others are incorrect
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One of the informants eventually professed ignorant of the crime, having fear that his testimony would lead to reprisals against him by his former confederates.
(A) ignorant of the crime, having
Ignorant is an adjective here. The word is not defining anything in the case of this sentence. Thus, ignorant is not the right word form here
(B) ignorantly of the crime, with
Same reason as A
(C) ignorance of the crime, since
Ignorance is a noun, which is appropriate for this sentence. However, the word since is inappropriate here since it is not making any comparison or contrast.
(D) ignorance of the crime, for
Correct word form and the right use of punctuation. For is appropriately used as the part of the sentence which comes after for is describing a reason
(E) to have ignorance of the crime, since
Same as A and C
(A) ignorant of the crime, having
Ignorant is an adjective here. The word is not defining anything in the case of this sentence. Thus, ignorant is not the right word form here
(B) ignorantly of the crime, with
Same reason as A
(C) ignorance of the crime, since
Ignorance is a noun, which is appropriate for this sentence. However, the word since is inappropriate here since it is not making any comparison or contrast.
(D) ignorance of the crime, for
Correct word form and the right use of punctuation. For is appropriately used as the part of the sentence which comes after for is describing a reason
(E) to have ignorance of the crime, since
Same as A and C
