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In ancient Celtic Europe, the Beating of the Bounds were a series of ritualistic thrashes with a hazel or birch branch on the limits of a village or township meant to protect the area from evil spirits although the reasoning behind those thrashes are still vague.
A. Bounds were a series of ritualistic thrashes with a hazel or birch branch on the limits of a village or township meant to protect the area from evil spirits although the reasoning
B. Bounds, meant to protect an area from evil spirits, was performed by a series of ritualistic thrashes with a hazel or birch branch on the limits of a village or township although the reasons
C. Bounds was a series of ritualistic thrashes with a hazel or birch branch on the limits of a village or township meant to protect the area from evil spirits although the reasoning is
D. Bounds, a series of ritualistic thrashes with a hazel or birch branch on the limits of a village or township, were meant to protect the area from evil spirits although the rationale
E. Bounds was a series of ritualistic thrashes with a hazel or birch branch on the limits of a village or township means to protect the area from evil spirits although the reasons
A. Bounds were a series of ritualistic thrashes with a hazel or birch branch on the limits of a village or township meant to protect the area from evil spirits although the reasoning
B. Bounds, meant to protect an area from evil spirits, was performed by a series of ritualistic thrashes with a hazel or birch branch on the limits of a village or township although the reasons
C. Bounds was a series of ritualistic thrashes with a hazel or birch branch on the limits of a village or township meant to protect the area from evil spirits although the reasoning is
D. Bounds, a series of ritualistic thrashes with a hazel or birch branch on the limits of a village or township, were meant to protect the area from evil spirits although the rationale
E. Bounds was a series of ritualistic thrashes with a hazel or birch branch on the limits of a village or township means to protect the area from evil spirits although the reasons
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Correct Option B.
The only option, with
- Correct Modifier,
- SV agreement and
- intended meaning
Other all are either having SV Agreement error or Intended meaning flaw.
In ancient Celtic Europe,
the Beating of the Bounds (Singular subject),
meant to protect an area from evil spirits (reason to perform),
was (singular verb) performed by
- a series of ritualistic thrashes with a hazel or birch branch on the limits of
- a village or township
although the reasons behind those thrashes are still vague.
The only option, with
- Correct Modifier,
- SV agreement and
- intended meaning
Other all are either having SV Agreement error or Intended meaning flaw.
In ancient Celtic Europe,
the Beating of the Bounds (Singular subject),
meant to protect an area from evil spirits (reason to perform),
was (singular verb) performed by
- a series of ritualistic thrashes with a hazel or birch branch on the limits of
- a village or township
although the reasons behind those thrashes are still vague.
26 Oct 2021, 23:18
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In ancient Celtic Europe, the Beating of the Bounds were a series of ritualistic thrashes with a hazel or birch branch on the limits of a village or township meant to protect the area from evil spirits although the reasoning behind those thrashes are still vague.
A. Bounds were a series of ritualistic thrashes with a hazel or birch branch on the limits of a village or township meant to protect the area from evil spirits although the reasoning Incorrect
the Beating singular, so were should be was
B. Bounds, meant to protect an area from evil spirits, was performed by a series of ritualistic thrashes with a hazel or birch branch on the limits of a village or township although the reasons Correct
C. Bounds was a series of ritualistic thrashes with a hazel or birch branch on the limits of a village or township meant to protect the area from evil spirits although the reasoning is Incorrect
double verb after 'although'
D. Bounds, a series of ritualistic thrashes with a hazel or birch branch on the limits of a village or township, were meant to protect the area from evil spirits although the rationale Incorrect
the Beating singular, so were should be was
E. Bounds was a series of ritualistic thrashes with a hazel or birch branch on the limits of a village or township means to protect the area from evil spirits although the reasons Incorrect
B is more clear than E; not clear 'means to protect the area from evil spirits' indicates which; blurry meanings
A. Bounds were a series of ritualistic thrashes with a hazel or birch branch on the limits of a village or township meant to protect the area from evil spirits although the reasoning Incorrect
the Beating singular, so were should be was
B. Bounds, meant to protect an area from evil spirits, was performed by a series of ritualistic thrashes with a hazel or birch branch on the limits of a village or township although the reasons Correct
C. Bounds was a series of ritualistic thrashes with a hazel or birch branch on the limits of a village or township meant to protect the area from evil spirits although the reasoning is Incorrect
double verb after 'although'
D. Bounds, a series of ritualistic thrashes with a hazel or birch branch on the limits of a village or township, were meant to protect the area from evil spirits although the rationale Incorrect
the Beating singular, so were should be was
E. Bounds was a series of ritualistic thrashes with a hazel or birch branch on the limits of a village or township means to protect the area from evil spirits although the reasons Incorrect
B is more clear than E; not clear 'means to protect the area from evil spirits' indicates which; blurry meanings
