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by BTGmoderatorDC » Wed May 23, 2018 4:20 am

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High in the sky, soaring over the foothills that on hot, dry days look like brushed brown suede, the condor attains a majesty that is rare among birds in flight.

A. High in the sky, soaring over the foothills that on hot, dry days look like brushed brown suede, the condor attains a majesty that is rare among birds in flight

B. The condor, being high in the sky and soaring over foothills that on hot, dry days look like brushed brown suede, attains a rare majesty among birds in flight

C. The condor, when it is high in the sky and soars over the foothills that on hot dry days look as if they might be brushed dry suede, attains a majesty that is rare among birds in flight

D. On hot, dry days, when the foothills look like brushed brown suede and the condor, high in the sky, soars over them, it attains a majesty that is rare among birds in flight

E. Attaining a majesty that is rare among birds in flight, high in the sky, the condor soars over foothills that look like brushed brown suede on hot, dry days
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Source: — Sentence Correction |

by deloitte247 » Sun May 27, 2018 10:27 am
Option A: Wrong
This statement is clearly non-defining, misdirectional and confusing because id does not offer substantial evidence to show cause why it should be a legitimate point of mention in the choices available.

Option B: Wrong
The sentence construction is sub par in meaning with a multidimensional meaning to yet a straightforward question. There's just one thing responsible, punctuation defects.

Option C: Wrong
This statement is grammatically inconsistent as it lacks direction and specificity. Too many lumped up words to form an incoherent sentence.

Option D: Wrong
Here, two head-words are perceived to be clashing with each other contextually and it offers no desired meaning to the subject at hand. Too many punctuated spacing's.

Option E: Right
This is well punctuated, articulated and comprehensible. It is the option that appropriately and brilliantly captured the mind of the writer about the particular write-up.
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