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In the early 1990s, voice recognition software was an anathema to most medical and legal transcriptionists; now, however, most medical and legal transcriptionists accept it as desirable.
(A) to most medical and legal transcriptionists; now, however, most medical and legal transcriptionists accept it as desirable.
(B) to most medical and legal transcriptionists, now, however, most medical and legal transcriptionists accept it.
(C) to most medical and legal transcriptionists; now, however, most medical and legal transcriptionists are desirable of it.
(D) to most medical and legal transcriptionists; now, however, most medical and legal transcriptionists accepted it as desirable.
(E) to most medical and legal transcriptionists. Now, however, most medical and legal transcriptionists will accept it as desirable.
(A) to most medical and legal transcriptionists; now, however, most medical and legal transcriptionists accept it as desirable.
(B) to most medical and legal transcriptionists, now, however, most medical and legal transcriptionists accept it.
(C) to most medical and legal transcriptionists; now, however, most medical and legal transcriptionists are desirable of it.
(D) to most medical and legal transcriptionists; now, however, most medical and legal transcriptionists accepted it as desirable.
(E) to most medical and legal transcriptionists. Now, however, most medical and legal transcriptionists will accept it as desirable.
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16 Jul 2006, 23:28
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accept as desirable~ is idiomatic.
semicolon is used correctly here because both clauses can stand alone.
B changes the meaning slightly.
(A) seems fine as it is.
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semicolon is used correctly here because both clauses can stand alone.
B changes the meaning slightly.
(A) seems fine as it is.
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16 Jul 2006, 23:39
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C,D and E are out because of wrong tense.
A is better than B because of two reasons:
1. In B, in first part we are using noun (anathema) and in second we are using verb (accept).
2. semicolon is used as a conjunction between two independent clauses. But this doesn't mean that semicolon is same as ".". A semicolon is used when one of the clause is closely related to other i.e they are not totally indedendent in meaning even though they are gramatically independent.
C,D and E are out because of wrong tense.
A is better than B because of two reasons:
1. In B, in first part we are using noun (anathema) and in second we are using verb (accept).
2. semicolon is used as a conjunction between two independent clauses. But this doesn't mean that semicolon is same as ".". A semicolon is used when one of the clause is closely related to other i.e they are not totally indedendent in meaning even though they are gramatically independent.
how did you get to that point? all from this club? 
