sabharwal.bhavna wrote:
I rejected C because the structure ' and who experimented..' changed the voice of the sentence from active to passive.
no.
first of all, “who experimented” is active voice.
second -- and much more importantly -- it appears that you think the passive voice is an error.
this is not true! the passive voice is just as respectable as the active voice; the choice just depends on the meaning of the sentence.
(again, this answer choice doesn't involve the passive voice anyway -- but, if it did, you could not reject it for using the passive voice.)
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Is the reasoning used by me to eliminate C correct?
no.
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Do you find any more issues with the C?
Any help is appreciated.
Thanks.
choice (c) contains two supposed parallel structures that are very much nonparallel.
first, “born…” and “who experimented…” aren't parallel.
second, the parallel structure at the end of the underline is also incorrect: “not only” is followed by just a noun, but “but also” is followed by a preposition + noun.