郁闷了,是og原题我说怎么好像在哪见过呢.... OG 11th SC 51: This sentence depends on using the correct conjunction to join tow independent clauses. In that is a conjuction that means inasmuch as; becuase in that has largely gone out of use, it is considered stilted and overly formal. It also uses two words when one would do. In this sentence, the second clause explains the first one, so the conjunction for, meaning because, is the most appropriate choice for joining the two independent clauses of the compound sentence.
A. In that is stilted and overly formal B. It is not clear who would be doing the proclaiming; a clause is preferable to a phrase C. They is ambiguous, possibly refering to either the states or the Games D. CORRECT. In this sentence, the conjunction for joins the two clauses correctly and economically E. Wordy and awkward construction.
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