vabhs192003 wrote:
Viewers of our morning talk show have often turned on the television and saw frenetic guests ranting on the program, who's opinions range from controversial to absurd.
(A) saw frenetic guests ranting on the program, who's opinions range
(B) saw frenetic guests ranting on the program, who's opinions were ranging
(C) seen frenetic guests ranting on the program, who's opinions have ranged
(D) saw frenetic guests ranting on the program, with opinions ranging
(E) seen frenetic guests ranting on the program, with opinions ranging
I am little confused with certain options and their official explanations; thus a take from the experts is welcomed here.
Hi vabhs192003, I will provide my 2 cents on the OA.
1. Viewers of our morning talk show
have often turned - This is in the present perfect tense, and this means action is still going on.
2. Generally words such as who, whom, where, which modify the preceding noun. In Opinions A,B and C - This modifies program, but the intention is to modify guests.
So A,B and C are eliminated.
Coming to D and E. D uses "SAW" which is simple past. But the first part says that the action is still happening. So E is the OA.
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