4. Which sentence has neither mixed constructions nor misplaced modifiers?
a. To graduate with a degree, you should enrol in 16 units per semester.
b. The reason I am taking this course is because I want to graduate.
c. When I entered the office is when I first heard the news.
d. To become a CPA, a national examination must be passed.
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The sentence that has neither mixed constructions nor misplaced modifiers is Option B.
Explanation:
Mixed construction: The sentence with one grammatical structure and after that it switch to another.
Misplaced modifiers: A word, phrase, or clause, improperly separated from the word it modifies..
a. To graduate with a degree, you should enroll in 16 units per semester
- It contain grammar error and modifier is placed at wrong place.
b. The reason I am taking this course is because I want to graduate.
- The sentence that has neither mixed constructions nor misplaced modifiers.
c. When I entered the office is when I first heard the news.
- It contain both the grammar mistakes and improperly separated modifiers.
d. To become a CPA, a national examination must be passed.
- This sentence has correct grammar but contain a misplaced modifier.
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