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In context, which is the best version of the underlined portions of sentences 2 and 3 (reprinted below)?

The streets are not lined with stately old homes. There are no beautifully manicured parks nearby.

Question 1 options:

stately old homes, but there are no beautifully


stately old homes with no beautifully


stately old homes, nor are there beautifully


stately old parks with beautiful homes


beautifully old homes with no stately.

Answer :

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The best version of the underlined portions of sentences 2 and 3 is: stately old homes, nor are there beautifully.

What is a Revised Sentence?

A revised sentence is a new sentence that has an improved meaning. Punctuations and grammar are clarified in the revised sentence.

So, the sentences above lack conjunction. In the revised sentence, 'nor' is used to join the sentences.

Learn more about conjunctions here:

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