Chapter 45. Exercise S5-4

45.1 All shifts

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Exercise S5-4
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In each pair, click on the version of the sentence in which all the parts fit together grammatically.

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Example

Question 45.1

Sorry. The prepositional phrase In Buñol cannot serve as the subject of the verb hosts. Deleting the word In solves the problem by making Buñol the subject.
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Correct. The subject, Buñol, and the verb, hosts, make sense together.
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Question 45.2

Sorry. The Although clause is subordinate, so it cannot be linked to an independent clause with the coordinating conjunction but. Deleting the word but solves the problem.
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Correct. The subordinate clause (Although Cheryl . . . ) is correctly linked to the independent clause (she excelled . . .).
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Question 45.3

Sorry. The subordinate clause When students first move to college cannot serve as the subject of the verb may be.
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Correct. The subordinate clause When students... is properly linked to the independent clause they may. . . .
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Question 45.4

Sorry. Is when should not be used to introduce a definition.
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Correct. Tourette’s syndrome is a neurological disorder is a proper form for a definition.
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Question 45.5

Sorry. The phrase Being a web designer does not make sense as the subject of the verb must create.
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Correct. The noun phrase A web designer makes sense as the subject of the verb must create.
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Question 45.6

Sorry. The phrase Judging from his expression doesn’t make sense as the subject of the verb made.
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Correct. The subject (expression) and the verb (made) make sense together.
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Question 45.7

Sorry. A songwriter is a person, not a pastime; the two words are not logically equivalent.
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Correct. Songwriting and pastime are logically equivalent, so the sentence makes sense.
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Question 45.8

Sorry. The subordinate clause When toddlers begin to speak . . . cannot serve as the subject of the verb can be.
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Correct. They have reached is an appropriate subject and verb, and the clause When toddlers begin to speak . . . serves as a subordinate clause, not as a subject.
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Question 45.9

Sorry. An actor is a person, not a technique; the two words are not logically equivalent.
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Correct. The words acting and technique are logically equivalent, so the sentence makes sense.
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Question 45.10

Sorry. The noun purpose cannot logically serve as the subject of the verb inspires. The garden, not the purpose, inspires peace and reflection.
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Correct. The noun garden and the verb inspires make sense together.
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