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01cite10CalifJim12cite10A poll! 15012br10Why not A or D for 2?010id1
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01cite10Clive12cite12br10It could be all for 2. If you think otherwise, I would like to learn the reason.02br
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10How about telling us your opinion first?15012br
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01cite10CalifJim12cite10You wanted the best restatement. A and D are not as good, in my opinion. They don't show the causal connection as well, in my opinion. This is more a question of style than a question of grammaticality, of course.12br
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11font10Which one(s) is / are the 11del10best12del10 11i11font10possible12font12i10 restatements of the sentences given below?12font12br
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01cite10Diamondrg12cite10Ok. What about this then? This time not the best one, but the possible ones. Can all three qualify as expansions of the sentence given? Do you think A is the poorest choice of the three? Thank you.12br
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11b10The employees, having finished their break, returned to work.12br
00Can all three qualify as expansions of the sentence given? 12blockquote10Yes, but 01b00c02b00 is weird to my ear. I'd drop 01i00had02i00. 02br
00Do you think A is the poorest choice of the three?12blockquote10Yes, even