Ook at the underlined section marked (12). Choose the answer that best corrects this sentence, if appropriate. A) Correct as is. B) Animals used in a Species Survival Plan are sometimes taken out of the public viewing areas for a private, less stressful area to breed and care for their offspring in the first critical weeks. C) Animals are used in a Species Survival Plan are sometimes taken out of the public viewing areas for a private, less stressful, area to breed and care for their offspring in the first critical weeks D) Animals were used in a Species Survival Plan are sometimes taken out of the public viewing areas for a private, less stressful, area to breed and care for their offspring in the first critical weeks

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Jordan Mahoney

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10 November, 01:40

Ook at the underlined section marked (12). Choose the answer that best corrects this sentence, if appropriate. A) Correct as is. B) Animals used in a Species Survival Plan are sometimes taken out of the public viewing areas for a private, less stressful area to breed and care for their offspring in the first critical weeks. C) Animals are used in a Species Survival Plan are sometimes taken out of the public viewing areas for a private, less stressful, area to breed and care for their offspring in the first critical weeks D) Animals were used in a Species Survival Plan are sometimes taken out of the public viewing areas for a private, less stressful, area to breed and care for their offspring in the first critical weeks

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Stephen Mcdonald · Answer 1

B) Animals used in a Species Survival Plan are sometimes taken out of the public viewing areas for a private, less stressful area to breed and care for their offspring in the first critical weeks.

B is the best option of the ones we can see. You didn't include the sentence as is so I don't know if A is better. I do know for a fact that options C and D are grammatically incorrect. The difference in the sentences is really the use of the adjective phrase (used in a Species Survival Plan). This phrase clarifies which animals are moved out of viewing areas.