Hi, Ron.
In this sentence of the question, is there an appositive clause? Could you explain the structure of this sentence?

If the sentence is past tenses, the main verb in it is V-ed, however, the past participle is also V-ed. I am very confused about how to distinguish them.

Hi Guys, This sentence completely eludes me. If i understand correctly, the original sentence tell us that the provisions within the code and not the code itself is causing the problem. That said, none of the choices make sense. The OA in fact tells that its not the provisions but the code itself i...

Every single word you change, in any sentence ever, changes the meaning. Please don't fall into the trap of assuming you have to adhere to the meaning of the "original". Not only is grammar far more important than meaning, but if the original sentence is wrong then you HAVE to change the ...