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Genes not inherited from your parents, long thought to be irrelevant to genetics research, are apparently important in determining your lot in life; for example, where parents, who have certain gene variants, their children are more likely to go to college, regardless of whether their children have those same variants.
A. where parents, who have certain gene variants, their children are more likely to go to college,
B. if parents have certain gene variants, their children are more likely to go to college,
C. if parents, having certain gene variants, have children more likely to go to college,
D. where parents, who have certain gene variants, have children more likely to go to college,
E. if parents have certain gene variants, their children, more likely to go to college,
A. where parents, who have certain gene variants, their children are more likely to go to college,
B. if parents have certain gene variants, their children are more likely to go to college,
C. if parents, having certain gene variants, have children more likely to go to college,
D. where parents, who have certain gene variants, have children more likely to go to college,
E. if parents have certain gene variants, their children, more likely to go to college,
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A. ((where)) parents, who have certain gene variants, ((their)) children are more likely to go to college, - incorrect
B. if parents have certain gene variants, their children are more likely to go to college, - correct
C. if parents, ((having)) certain gene variants, ((have)) children more likely to go to college, - incorrect
D. ((where)) parents, who have certain gene variants, ((have)) children more likely to go to college, - incorrect
E. if parents have certain gene variants, ((their children, more likely to go to college)), - incorrect
Except B rest of the options are either grammatically incorrect or distort the meaning of the sentence.
IMO B.
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B. if parents have certain gene variants, their children are more likely to go to college, - correct
C. if parents, ((having)) certain gene variants, ((have)) children more likely to go to college, - incorrect
D. ((where)) parents, who have certain gene variants, ((have)) children more likely to go to college, - incorrect
E. if parents have certain gene variants, ((their children, more likely to go to college)), - incorrect
Except B rest of the options are either grammatically incorrect or distort the meaning of the sentence.
IMO B.
Please correct me if I am wrong.
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Genes not inherited from your parents, long thought to be irrelevant to genetics research, are apparently important in determining your lot in life; for example, where parents, who have certain gene variants, their children are more likely to go to college, regardless of whether their children have those same variants.
A. where parents, who have certain gene variants, their children are more likely to go to college, - where can be used only for places.
B. if parents have certain gene variants, their children are more likely to go to college, - Correct
C. if parents, having certain gene variants, have children more likely to go to college, If X then Y isn't used correctly
D. where parents, who have certain gene variants, have children more likely to go to college, - Same as A
E. if parents have certain gene variants, their children, more likely to go to college, - Missing verb error. 'Children' doesn't have a verb.
Answer: B
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A. where parents, who have certain gene variants, their children are more likely to go to college, - where can be used only for places.
B. if parents have certain gene variants, their children are more likely to go to college, - Correct
C. if parents, having certain gene variants, have children more likely to go to college, If X then Y isn't used correctly
D. where parents, who have certain gene variants, have children more likely to go to college, - Same as A
E. if parents have certain gene variants, their children, more likely to go to college, - Missing verb error. 'Children' doesn't have a verb.
Answer: B
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