which one of the entences is wrong.
A)
1. The new principal of the school consecrates her energies to improving math and science education.
2. The great Shinto Shrine at Ise is consecrated to Amaterasu, a sun goddess.
3. Rather than trust a bank, she consecrates her life savings under the bricks of her hearth.
4. Because of his guilty conscious, michael asks not to be buried in consecrated ground.
My answer: c?
B.
1. The UN imposed sactions against Africa...
2. The pope refused to sanction the marriage....
3. The goalies protest to the referee carried the sanction of her entire team.
4. this wildlife sanction contains many endangered species.
My answer: D?
C.
1. In "The Scarlett Letter" the revernd sanctimonious appearance onceals a secret guilt.
2. the sanctimoniousness of the Indian leader won him profound respect.
3. Some politis sanctimoniously attend church only during election campaigns.
4. although he himself evaded taxes, he himself sanctimoniously accused those who voted against tax increases of lacking public spirit.
My anser: b?
Look at B one more time because #3 is NOT a complete sentence. Also, C has some typos.
Sra
I agree with Sra. You need to find and fix all those typos so someone here can read them correctly and help you.
A) The incorrect sentence is 4. "Because of his guilty conscious, michael asks not to be buried in consecrated ground."
To identify the incorrect sentence, you can read through each sentence carefully and look for any grammatical or contextual errors. In this case, sentence 4 uses the phrase "because of his guilty conscious" which should be "because of his guilty conscience." Therefore, sentence 4 is the incorrect sentence.
B) The incorrect sentence is 4. "This wildlife sanction contains many endangered species."
To identify the incorrect sentence, you can read through each sentence carefully and look for any grammatical or contextual errors. In this case, sentence 4 uses the word "wildlife sanction" which doesn't fit the context. The correct term would be "wildlife sanctuary" rather than "sanction." Therefore, sentence 4 is the incorrect sentence.
C) The incorrect sentence is 4. "Although he himself evaded taxes, he himself sanctimoniously accused those who voted against tax increases of lacking public spirit."
To identify the incorrect sentence, you can read through each sentence carefully and look for any grammatical or contextual errors. In this case, sentence 4 repeats the phrase "he himself" which is unnecessary and creates redundancy. Therefore, sentence 4 is the incorrect sentence.