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by hey_thr67 » Sat Apr 28, 2012 3:01 am
For smalled retailers and websites, which pay regular mail rates and may be shipping from only one location, free shipping is not nearly as affordable and often must be added into prices

A. which pay regular mail rates and may be shipping from only one location, free shipping is not nearly as affordable and often must be

B. that pay regular mail rates and may ship from only one location, free shipping is not nearly as affordable and often must

C. who pay regular mail rates and may ship from only one location, free shipping is not nearly so affordable and it often must

D. which pays regular mail rates and may ship from only one location, free shipping is not as nearly affordable and often must

E. which pay regular mail rates and may ship from only one location, free shipping is not nearly as affordable and often must
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by patanjali.purpose » Sat Apr 28, 2012 5:13 am
hey_thr67 wrote:For smalled retailers and websites, which pay regular mail rates and may be shipping from only one location, free shipping is not nearly as affordable and often must be added into prices

A. which pay regular mail rates and may be shipping from only one location, free shipping is not nearly as affordable and often must

B. that pay regular mail rates and may ship from only one location, free shipping is not nearly as affordable and often must

C. who pay regular mail rates and may ship from only one location, free shipping is not nearly so affordable and it often must

D. which pays regular mail rates and may ship from only one location, free shipping is not as nearly affordable and often must

E. which pay regular mail rates and may ship from only one location, free shipping is not nearly as affordable and often must
Posted the correct question;

A - PAY regular mail rates and MAY BE shipping (ACTIVE ...PASSIVE); such combination of active and passive not required

C- WHO wrongly used for non-human; (2) so affordable and it often must (parts connected thro AND are not parallel

D - use of PAYS incorrect (when subject is "retailers and websites")

I do not find any problem btn B and E - but WHICH is used (generally) for non-essential modifiers and therefore prefer E. Side note: OG12 does not recongnize distinction btn WHICH and THAT for non-essential modifiers

IMO E
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