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For income tax purposes, the IRS defines a house boat as having a full head with both shower and toilet and classified as a recreational watercraft.
A. as having a full head with both shower and toilet and classified as a recreational watercraft.
B. as one that is classified as a recreational watercraft and that has a full head with both shower and toilet.
C. to be one which is classified as a recreational watercraft with a full head with both shower and toilet.
D. to have a full head with both shower and toilet and being classified as a recreational watercraft.
E. as one classified as a recreational watercraft with a full head with both shower and toilet.
A. as having a full head with both shower and toilet and classified as a recreational watercraft.
B. as one that is classified as a recreational watercraft and that has a full head with both shower and toilet.
C. to be one which is classified as a recreational watercraft with a full head with both shower and toilet.
D. to have a full head with both shower and toilet and being classified as a recreational watercraft.
E. as one classified as a recreational watercraft with a full head with both shower and toilet.
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Correct:B
For income tax purposes, the IRS defines a house boat as having a full head with both shower and toilet and classified as a recreational watercraft.
A. as having a full head with both shower and toilet and classified as a recreational watercraft
Idiom 'Define X as Y' is correct, X and Y should be parallel but here 'house boat as having ..' is not parallel
-'having X and classified as y' is not parallel.'
B. as one that is classified as a recreational watercraft and that has a full head with both shower and toilet.
Correct
-'that is classified.. and that has a ..' is parallel.'
C. to be one which is classified as a recreational watercraft with a full head with both shower and toilet.
'define X to be Y' -incorrect idiom
D. to have a full head with both shower and toilet and being classified as a recreational watercraft.
'define X to have Y' - incorrect idiom
'have X and being y' not parallel
E. as one classified as a recreational watercraft with a full head with both shower and toilet.
'Define houseboat as one classified as y..' -houseboat not parallel with 'one classified as y'. 'one that classified as' is correct structure
For income tax purposes, the IRS defines a house boat as having a full head with both shower and toilet and classified as a recreational watercraft.
A. as having a full head with both shower and toilet and classified as a recreational watercraft
Idiom 'Define X as Y' is correct, X and Y should be parallel but here 'house boat as having ..' is not parallel
-'having X and classified as y' is not parallel.'
B. as one that is classified as a recreational watercraft and that has a full head with both shower and toilet.
Correct
-'that is classified.. and that has a ..' is parallel.'
C. to be one which is classified as a recreational watercraft with a full head with both shower and toilet.
'define X to be Y' -incorrect idiom
D. to have a full head with both shower and toilet and being classified as a recreational watercraft.
'define X to have Y' - incorrect idiom
'have X and being y' not parallel
E. as one classified as a recreational watercraft with a full head with both shower and toilet.
'Define houseboat as one classified as y..' -houseboat not parallel with 'one classified as y'. 'one that classified as' is correct structure
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07 Dec 2020, 08:25
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