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Recently unearthed pottery fragments near the Atlantic

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by BTGmoderatorDC » Fri May 04, 2018 9:07 pm

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Recently unearthed pottery fragments near the Atlantic coast of Brazil once belonged to early human inhabitants who shared much of the cultural customs of the Incas who were Quechua-speaking.

A.shared much of the cultural customs of the Incas who were Quechua-speaking
B.had been a people who shared many of the cultural customs of the Incas and were Quechua-speaking
C.shared many of the cultural customs of the Quechua-speaking Incas
D.shared many culture customs with the Quechua-speaking Incas
E.were sharing much of the Quechua-speaking cultural customs of the Incas
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by deloitte247 » Sun May 06, 2018 7:22 am
OPTION A ; NOT CORRECT
This option did not elaborate on the subject matter as no sufficient information was established from any inference that would be drawn from it. Hence, it is not applicable here.

OPTION B; NOT CORRECT
This option contains the past participle elements "had been" which is in tandem with the tune of the writer as it inferred assertively that the action under consideration had taken place. It appears closer to grammatical correctness but definitely not the most suitable answer to this question.

OPTION C CORRECT ANSWER
This statement offers more skeletal support to the writer's position with more simplicity and contextual correctness without complex lexical structure. Also, the adjective "cultural" modifies the noun "customs".

OPTION D; NOT CORRECT
Here, two intangible nouns may not follow one another sequentially without the use of a separator like a comma (,) as in the case of "culture" and "customs". Hence, it is wrong.

OPTION E; NOT CORRECT
The write-up never suggested not does, it inferred it is a continuous action. It was something that has previously happened. The adjectival clause "were sharing much" doesn't conform with the original statement here.
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