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02 Feb 2022, 12:24
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Hadrian's Wall in England is one of the various border defences built by the Roman legions following the orders of King Hadrian, who decided to pull back behind defensible frontiers lessening the area of the land of the Roman Empire, which had reached an extent of about 2510000 sq. miles when his predecessor, Emperor Trojan, died in 117 AD.
a) frontiers lessening the area of the land of the Roman Empire, which had reached
b) frontiers lessening the land area of the Roman Empire, which reached
c) frontiers, lessening the land area of the Roman Empire, reaching
d) frontiers, lessening the land area of the Roman Empire, which had reached
e) frontiers to lessen the area of the land of the Roman Empire, which had reached
a) frontiers lessening the area of the land of the Roman Empire, which had reached
b) frontiers lessening the land area of the Roman Empire, which reached
c) frontiers, lessening the land area of the Roman Empire, reaching
d) frontiers, lessening the land area of the Roman Empire, which had reached
e) frontiers to lessen the area of the land of the Roman Empire, which had reached
03 Feb 2022, 01:28
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a) frontiers lessening the area of the land of the Roman Empire, which had reached
b) frontiers lessening the land area of the Roman Empire, which reached:- Tense problem
c) frontiers, lessening the land area of the Roman Empire, reaching :- Modifier problem
d) frontiers, lessening the land area of the Roman Empire, which had reached
e) frontiers to lessen the area of the land of the Roman Empire, which had reached :- "to lessen the area" alter meaning.
out of a and d, d is better.
b) frontiers lessening the land area of the Roman Empire, which reached:- Tense problem
c) frontiers, lessening the land area of the Roman Empire, reaching :- Modifier problem
d) frontiers, lessening the land area of the Roman Empire, which had reached
e) frontiers to lessen the area of the land of the Roman Empire, which had reached :- "to lessen the area" alter meaning.
out of a and d, d is better.
04 Feb 2022, 07:06
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a) frontiers lessening the area of the land of the Roman Empire, which had reached - need comma before lessening, land area is preferable over the area of the land.
b) frontiers lessening the land area of the Roman Empire, which reached: need comma before lessening, relative clause has to be in past perfect.
c) frontiers, lessening the land area of the Roman Empire, reaching - reaching implies result, alters meaning.
d) frontiers, lessening the land area of the Roman Empire, which had reached - Correct
e) frontiers to lessen the area of the land of the Roman Empire, which had reached - land area is preferable over the area of the land, to lessen the area implies intent, the sentence still makes sense though
I would pick D over E, but in my opinion E is not incorrect.
b) frontiers lessening the land area of the Roman Empire, which reached: need comma before lessening, relative clause has to be in past perfect.
c) frontiers, lessening the land area of the Roman Empire, reaching - reaching implies result, alters meaning.
d) frontiers, lessening the land area of the Roman Empire, which had reached - Correct
e) frontiers to lessen the area of the land of the Roman Empire, which had reached - land area is preferable over the area of the land, to lessen the area implies intent, the sentence still makes sense though
I would pick D over E, but in my opinion E is not incorrect.
