[spoiler]Is option A is incorrect because we need a doer right after the comma and all we have here is the Noun - discipline?
OA:B[/spoiler]
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[spoiler]Is option A is incorrect because we need a doer right after the comma and all we have here is the Noun - discipline?
OA:B[/spoiler]
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I think it is Option B. Some 3/2 splits available in the options. "In order to achieve" is preferable to "is required while growing"
So E and D are out.Also by POE
E is out since in order to is used twice and is clumsy
D usage of In order to,also while going business is not the proper form of usage.
C uses required and in order too together, it is not correct usage, both almost similar meaning"want or need"
Now A and B.
Who needs discipline?Answer to this and the option is clear.
Which is correct?
To check the patient's heartbeat, stethoscope is used.
OR
To check the patient's heartbeat, the doctor uses stethoscope.
I hope I am clear!
So E and D are out.Also by POE
E is out since in order to is used twice and is clumsy
D usage of In order to,also while going business is not the proper form of usage.
C uses required and in order too together, it is not correct usage, both almost similar meaning"want or need"
Now A and B.
Who needs discipline?Answer to this and the option is clear.
Which is correct?
To check the patient's heartbeat, stethoscope is used.
OR
To check the patient's heartbeat, the doctor uses stethoscope.
I hope I am clear!
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B is the winner
who need discipline must be mentioned in it and B is the only candidate using 'One"
who need discipline must be mentioned in it and B is the only candidate using 'One"
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Hi All,
The simple answer to why B is correct is that this sentence needs a *subject*. In essence, "someone" or "something" needs to have discipline, but the original prompt doesn't give us that subject. Answer B does though, and since it's the only answer that solves this problem, it's the correct one.
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The simple answer to why B is correct is that this sentence needs a *subject*. In essence, "someone" or "something" needs to have discipline, but the original prompt doesn't give us that subject. Answer B does though, and since it's the only answer that solves this problem, it's the correct one.
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