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31 May 2012, 04:13
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25%
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66% (01:01) correct
34%
(01:11)
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Sick with diabetes and grief-stricken over the recent death of his wife, Johnny Cash spoke often with the Reverend Billy Graham, which comforted the aging musician during his final days.
A.Graham, which comforted
B.Graham, which provided comfort to
C.Graham; this comforted
D.Graham; his conversations comforted
E.Graham; their conversations comforted
A.Graham, which comforted
B.Graham, which provided comfort to
C.Graham; this comforted
D.Graham; his conversations comforted
E.Graham; their conversations comforted
31 May 2012, 06:18
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Sick with diabetes and grief-stricken over the recent death of his wife, Johnny Cash spoke often with the Reverend Billy Graham, which comforted the aging musician during his final days.
A.Graham, which comforted : which cannot refer person
B.Graham, which provided comfort to: which cannot refer person
C.Graham; this comforted: this Incorrect pronoun reference
D.Graham; his conversations comforted: his Incorrect pronoun reference
E.Graham; their conversations comforted: Correct
A.Graham, which comforted : which cannot refer person
B.Graham, which provided comfort to: which cannot refer person
C.Graham; this comforted: this Incorrect pronoun reference
D.Graham; his conversations comforted: his Incorrect pronoun reference
E.Graham; their conversations comforted: Correct
31 May 2012, 08:36
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Conversation always happens between more than one person, so 'their' is the right choice. and I would go with E.
