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J. K. Rowling, in her Harry Potter books, frequently and cleverly using Latin, Latin-like, and Latin-based words.
A. books, frequently and cleverly using Latin, Latin-like, and Latin-based
B. volumes, frequently and cleverly use Latin, Latin-based, and Latin-like
C. book, frequently and cleverly using Latin, Latin-based, and Latin-like
D. books, frequently and cleverly uses Latin, Latin-based, and Latin-like
E. series, frequently and cleverly using Latin, Latin-based, and Latin-like
A. books, frequently and cleverly using Latin, Latin-like, and Latin-based
B. volumes, frequently and cleverly use Latin, Latin-based, and Latin-like
C. book, frequently and cleverly using Latin, Latin-based, and Latin-like
D. books, frequently and cleverly uses Latin, Latin-based, and Latin-like
E. series, frequently and cleverly using Latin, Latin-based, and Latin-like
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J. K. Rowling, in her Harry Potter books, frequently and cleverly using Latin, Latin-like, and Latin-based words.
A. books, frequently and cleverly using Latin, Latin-like, and Latin-based
B. volumes, frequently and cleverly use Latin, Latin-based, and Latin-like
C. book, frequently and cleverly using Latin, Latin-based, and Latin-like
D. books, frequently and cleverly uses Latin, Latin-based, and Latin-like
E. series, frequently and cleverly using Latin, Latin-based, and Latin-like
In the original sentence there is no verb-J.K. Rowling—using-so Options A,C and E are incorrect.
In option B, the plural verb is used for singular subject. So option B is incorrect.
Option D is correct because of correct subject verb usage—J.K.Rowling--uses
A. books, frequently and cleverly using Latin, Latin-like, and Latin-based
B. volumes, frequently and cleverly use Latin, Latin-based, and Latin-like
C. book, frequently and cleverly using Latin, Latin-based, and Latin-like
D. books, frequently and cleverly uses Latin, Latin-based, and Latin-like
E. series, frequently and cleverly using Latin, Latin-based, and Latin-like
In the original sentence there is no verb-J.K. Rowling—using-so Options A,C and E are incorrect.
In option B, the plural verb is used for singular subject. So option B is incorrect.
Option D is correct because of correct subject verb usage—J.K.Rowling--uses
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After a quick glance at the underline portion, it is clear that sentence lacks main verb of use i.e. uses. Based on this error, A, C and E can be eliminated.
A. books, frequently and cleverly using Latin, Latin-like, and Latin-based
C. book, frequently and cleverly using Latin, Latin-based, and Latin-like
E. series, frequently and cleverly using Latin, Latin-based, and Latin-like
Now between B and D, B consists of Subject-Verb pair error, use should be in singular form.
B. volumes, frequently and cleverly use Latin, Latin-based, and Latin-like
D. books, frequently and cleverly uses Latin, Latin-based, and Latin-like
Therefore D is the correct answer.
A. books, frequently and cleverly using Latin, Latin-like, and Latin-based
C. book, frequently and cleverly using Latin, Latin-based, and Latin-like
E. series, frequently and cleverly using Latin, Latin-based, and Latin-like
Now between B and D, B consists of Subject-Verb pair error, use should be in singular form.
B. volumes, frequently and cleverly use Latin, Latin-based, and Latin-like
D. books, frequently and cleverly uses Latin, Latin-based, and Latin-like
Therefore D is the correct answer.
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