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In freezing rain on Monday, she trudged in clogs between the emergency department she chairs at the Brooklyn Hospital Center to a tent outside and keeping a sharp eye on the trainee doctors, nurses and other staff members who would screen nearly 100 walk-in patients for the coronavirus.
A) In freezing rain on Monday, she trudged in clogs between the emergency department she chairs at the Brooklyn Hospital Center to a tent outside and keeping a sharp eye on the trainee doctors, nurses and other staff members who would screen nearly 100 walk-in patients for the coronavirus.
B) In freezing rain on Monday, she trudged in clogs between the emergency department she chairs at the Brooklyn Hospital Center and a tent outside, keeping a sharp eye on the trainee doctors, nurses and other staff members who would screen nearly 100 walk-in patients for the coronavirus.
C) In freezing rain on Monday, she trudges in clogs the emergency department she chairs at the Brooklyn Hospital Center and a tent outside, keeping a sharp eye on the trainee doctors, nurses and other staff members who screens nearly 100 walk-in patients for the coronavirus.
D) In freezing rain on Monday, she would trudge in clogs between the emergency department she chairs at the Brooklyn Hospital Center and a tent outside, keeping a sharp eye on the trainee doctors, nurses and other staff members who screen nearly 100 walk-in patients for the coronavirus.
E) In freezing rain on Monday, she trudged in clogs between the emergency department she chairs at the Brooklyn Hospital Center and a tent outside, kept a sharp eye on the trainee doctors, nurses and other staff members who would screen nearly 100 walk-in patients for the coronavirus.
A) In freezing rain on Monday, she trudged in clogs between the emergency department she chairs at the Brooklyn Hospital Center to a tent outside and keeping a sharp eye on the trainee doctors, nurses and other staff members who would screen nearly 100 walk-in patients for the coronavirus.
B) In freezing rain on Monday, she trudged in clogs between the emergency department she chairs at the Brooklyn Hospital Center and a tent outside, keeping a sharp eye on the trainee doctors, nurses and other staff members who would screen nearly 100 walk-in patients for the coronavirus.
C) In freezing rain on Monday, she trudges in clogs the emergency department she chairs at the Brooklyn Hospital Center and a tent outside, keeping a sharp eye on the trainee doctors, nurses and other staff members who screens nearly 100 walk-in patients for the coronavirus.
D) In freezing rain on Monday, she would trudge in clogs between the emergency department she chairs at the Brooklyn Hospital Center and a tent outside, keeping a sharp eye on the trainee doctors, nurses and other staff members who screen nearly 100 walk-in patients for the coronavirus.
E) In freezing rain on Monday, she trudged in clogs between the emergency department she chairs at the Brooklyn Hospital Center and a tent outside, kept a sharp eye on the trainee doctors, nurses and other staff members who would screen nearly 100 walk-in patients for the coronavirus.
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In freezing rain on Monday, she trudged in clogs between the emergency department she chairs at the Brooklyn Hospital Center to a tent outside and keeping a sharp eye on the trainee doctors, nurses and other staff members who would screen nearly 100 walk-in patients for the coronavirus.
Let’s first get the tenor of the passage and its timeline. In freezing rain on Monday cannot be a regular event. This must be a one-time event. Therefore, the use of anything other than a past tense (trudged) for the main verb is a distortion.
A) In freezing rain on Monday, she trudged in clogs between the emergency department she chairs at the Brooklyn Hospital Center to a tent outside and keeping a sharp eye on the trainee doctors, nurses and other staff members who would screen nearly 100 walk-in patients for the coronavirus. --- between to the emergency…..to a tent – is unidiomatic. Wrong.
B) In freezing rain on Monday, she trudged in clogs between the emergency department she chairs at the Brooklyn Hospital Center and a tent outside, keeping a sharp eye on the trainee doctors, nurses and other staff members who would screen nearly 100 walk-in patients for the coronavirus. --- Correct idiom --- The correct choice.
C) In freezing rain on Monday, she trudges in clogs the emergency department she chairs at the Brooklyn Hospital Center and a tent outside, keeping a sharp eye on the trainee doctors, nurses and other staff members who screens nearly 100 walk-in patients for the coronavirus. – 1 She trudges is the wrong tense, as if it is the daily chore. It just happened on a rainy Monday ---2. Members who screens --- is also SV error. Wrong,
D) in freezing rain on Monday, she would trudge in clogs between the emergency department she chairs at the Brooklyn Hospital Center and a tent outside, keeping a sharp eye on the trainee doctors, nurses and other staff members who screen nearly 100 walk-in patients for the coronavirus. ---- The modal ‘Would trudge’ is the wrong verb
E) In freezing rain on Monday, she trudged in clogs between the emergency department she chairs at the Brooklyn Hospital Center and a tent outside, kept a sharp eye on the trainee doctors, nurses and other staff members who would screen nearly 100 walk-in patients for the coronavirus. --- A double verbed sentence without proper conjugation between trudged and kept, the two verbs
Let’s first get the tenor of the passage and its timeline. In freezing rain on Monday cannot be a regular event. This must be a one-time event. Therefore, the use of anything other than a past tense (trudged) for the main verb is a distortion.
A) In freezing rain on Monday, she trudged in clogs between the emergency department she chairs at the Brooklyn Hospital Center to a tent outside and keeping a sharp eye on the trainee doctors, nurses and other staff members who would screen nearly 100 walk-in patients for the coronavirus. --- between to the emergency…..to a tent – is unidiomatic. Wrong.
B) In freezing rain on Monday, she trudged in clogs between the emergency department she chairs at the Brooklyn Hospital Center and a tent outside, keeping a sharp eye on the trainee doctors, nurses and other staff members who would screen nearly 100 walk-in patients for the coronavirus. --- Correct idiom --- The correct choice.
C) In freezing rain on Monday, she trudges in clogs the emergency department she chairs at the Brooklyn Hospital Center and a tent outside, keeping a sharp eye on the trainee doctors, nurses and other staff members who screens nearly 100 walk-in patients for the coronavirus. – 1 She trudges is the wrong tense, as if it is the daily chore. It just happened on a rainy Monday ---2. Members who screens --- is also SV error. Wrong,
D) in freezing rain on Monday, she would trudge in clogs between the emergency department she chairs at the Brooklyn Hospital Center and a tent outside, keeping a sharp eye on the trainee doctors, nurses and other staff members who screen nearly 100 walk-in patients for the coronavirus. ---- The modal ‘Would trudge’ is the wrong verb
E) In freezing rain on Monday, she trudged in clogs between the emergency department she chairs at the Brooklyn Hospital Center and a tent outside, kept a sharp eye on the trainee doctors, nurses and other staff members who would screen nearly 100 walk-in patients for the coronavirus. --- A double verbed sentence without proper conjugation between trudged and kept, the two verbs
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Correct Choice is B option.
1) In freezing rain on Monday conveys that the event is happened in the past, so simple past tense is required here. Therefore eliminate C and D
2) A is eliminated because Chairs at....to a tend outside is unidiomatic.
3)In between B and E , B is correct because the participle clause- Keeping a sharp eye on the trainee doctor is modifying the previous clause.
Intended Meaning- She chairs at the hospital and tent outside to keep an eye on the doctors, nurses and other members
A) In freezing rain on Monday, she trudged in clogs between the emergency department she chairs at the Brooklyn Hospital Center to a tent outside and keeping a sharp eye on the trainee doctors, nurses and other staff members who would screen nearly 100 walk-in patients for the coronavirus.
B) In freezing rain on Monday, she trudged in clogs between the emergency department she chairs at the Brooklyn Hospital Center and a tent outside, keeping a sharp eye on the trainee doctors, nurses and other staff members who would screen nearly 100 walk-in patients for the coronavirus- CORRECT
C) In freezing rain on Monday, she trudges in clogs the emergency department she chairs at the Brooklyn Hospital Center and a tent outside, keeping a sharp eye on the trainee doctors, nurses and other staff members who screens nearly 100 walk-in patients for the coronavirus.
D) In freezing rain on Monday, she would trudge in clogs between the emergency department she chairs at the Brooklyn Hospital Center and a tent outside, keeping a sharp eye on the trainee doctors, nurses and other staff members who screen nearly 100 walk-in patients for the coronavirus.
E) In freezing rain on Monday, she trudged in clogs between the emergency department she chairs at the Brooklyn Hospital Center and a tent outside, kept a sharp eye on the trainee doctors, nurses and other staff members who would screen nearly 100 walk-in patients for the coronavirus.
1) In freezing rain on Monday conveys that the event is happened in the past, so simple past tense is required here. Therefore eliminate C and D
2) A is eliminated because Chairs at....to a tend outside is unidiomatic.
3)In between B and E , B is correct because the participle clause- Keeping a sharp eye on the trainee doctor is modifying the previous clause.
Intended Meaning- She chairs at the hospital and tent outside to keep an eye on the doctors, nurses and other members
A) In freezing rain on Monday, she trudged in clogs between the emergency department she chairs at the Brooklyn Hospital Center to a tent outside and keeping a sharp eye on the trainee doctors, nurses and other staff members who would screen nearly 100 walk-in patients for the coronavirus.
B) In freezing rain on Monday, she trudged in clogs between the emergency department she chairs at the Brooklyn Hospital Center and a tent outside, keeping a sharp eye on the trainee doctors, nurses and other staff members who would screen nearly 100 walk-in patients for the coronavirus- CORRECT
C) In freezing rain on Monday, she trudges in clogs the emergency department she chairs at the Brooklyn Hospital Center and a tent outside, keeping a sharp eye on the trainee doctors, nurses and other staff members who screens nearly 100 walk-in patients for the coronavirus.
D) In freezing rain on Monday, she would trudge in clogs between the emergency department she chairs at the Brooklyn Hospital Center and a tent outside, keeping a sharp eye on the trainee doctors, nurses and other staff members who screen nearly 100 walk-in patients for the coronavirus.
E) In freezing rain on Monday, she trudged in clogs between the emergency department she chairs at the Brooklyn Hospital Center and a tent outside, kept a sharp eye on the trainee doctors, nurses and other staff members who would screen nearly 100 walk-in patients for the coronavirus.
