IMO B

a) "they" - Pronoun reference error
C) "they" - Pronoun reference error, use of "being"
d) "them" - pronoun reference error.
e) passive

One thing is clear that it has nothing to do with reasons or reason. This is the structure of the sentence " the personal reason Locke wrote the Treatise, the changes he might have made to his first version, and the extent to which the published version coheres with Locke's intentions" the...

"what is much more difficult to determine" is a noun clause. So whether we need "are" or "is" is depended on the choice of noun clause or inverted statement.

Would be interested to see somebody's thought on this.

niksworth is given the right explanation. The subject here is "market". Eliminiate all prepositional phrases such as " out of". What you will leave with simple sentence " a market has grown". This is a good sentence that uses both inverted subject and adjective modifie...

When you see the inverted stmt, you need to find the subject first. Usually in the inverted clause, the subject is in the end. Here the subject is - "the personal reason Locke wrote the Treatise, the changes he might have made to his first version, and the extent to which the published version ...

selango mentioned about the countable and uncountable. A good explanation. We can eliminiate most of the wrong choices. Also, C is the inverted clause. The problem with the inverted clause is that it normally introduces unnecessary pronoun. CONCISE is much preferable in SC. So when you see an invert...

IMO C. To explain this, we need to only find a choice that tells about an event that happend in first year and not in 2nd year or vice versa. A. The problem with A is that the argument is in % but A is presented in sums. Usually, a non-favorable choice. It could only be a favorable answer if the cre...

IMO A Let me rewrite this stmt as "the economy might not be as weak as some analysts previously thought that the economy would be weak". Or something like it. You want to use the relative pronoun if you have a clear and concise andecedent. For example, The color of sky is brighter than tha...