Running is one of the activities that greatly increase cardiovascular performance but should be performed regularly as it will have a higher impact on levels of stamina.
(A) increase cardiovascular performance but should be performed regularly as it will have a higher impact on levels of stamina
(B) increase cardiovascular performance but should be performed regularly as it will make a greater impact on stamina level
(C) increase cardiovascular performance although it should be performed regularly as doing so will have a higher impact on stamina levels
(D) increases cardiovascular performance but should be performed regularly as doing so will have a higher impact on levels of stamina
(E) increases the cardiovascular performance but should be performed regularly as doing so will have a higher impact on stamina levels
OA C
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Option A - Incorrect
There is a problem with a sentence flow here. The use of "but" means a contrary view or subject is being discussed. Meanwhile, The first line of the underlined statement is being supported by the last three lines so, "but" is not needed here and its confusing.
Option B - Incorrect
Still the same as in A above. The flow of the first part is inconsistent with the second part. it should have in the real sense strengthened it but it does no appear to have done that.
Option C - correct
This is more appropriate. Looking at it from the position of strength, you'd realise "although" is a bit more positive that "but", it shows that the second part strengthens the first.
Option D - Incorrect
The assertion by the author here is not different from those of option A and B. Still unchanged.
Option E - Incorrect
The sentence structure here is seemingly inapplicable and renders the statement inexcusable.
Option A - Incorrect
There is a problem with a sentence flow here. The use of "but" means a contrary view or subject is being discussed. Meanwhile, The first line of the underlined statement is being supported by the last three lines so, "but" is not needed here and its confusing.
Option B - Incorrect
Still the same as in A above. The flow of the first part is inconsistent with the second part. it should have in the real sense strengthened it but it does no appear to have done that.
Option C - correct
This is more appropriate. Looking at it from the position of strength, you'd realise "although" is a bit more positive that "but", it shows that the second part strengthens the first.
Option D - Incorrect
The assertion by the author here is not different from those of option A and B. Still unchanged.
Option E - Incorrect
The sentence structure here is seemingly inapplicable and renders the statement inexcusable.
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