Although the counselor recommended that Mary be permitted to work out a sensible schedule, she agreed that there has to be some limits on the freedom given to a thirteen-year-old.
there has to be some limits on the freedom given to a thirteen-year-old
some limits on the freedom given to a thirteen- year-old had to be
there have to be some limitations to be given to the freedom of a thirteen-year-old
some limitations on the freedom given to a thirteen-year-old were necessary
It is necessary that some limits have to be on the freedom given to a thirteen-year-old
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A -- 'has' does not agree with limits
B -- passive and awkward. It ends with the verb!
C -- 'to be given' wordy and passive, should be just 'given'. Also changed limits to limitations
D -- correct
E-- 'some limits have to be' is actually the same awkward and passive construction as B. It should be 'there have to be some limits'
B -- passive and awkward. It ends with the verb!
C -- 'to be given' wordy and passive, should be just 'given'. Also changed limits to limitations
D -- correct
E-- 'some limits have to be' is actually the same awkward and passive construction as B. It should be 'there have to be some limits'
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