English, 30.01.2020 14:03 phillipfruge3

Read the sentence.

after hiking for hours the rest area appeared in the near distance.

which is the best revision of this sentence?

the rest area near the hikers appeared in the distance after hiking for hours.
after hiking for hours, the hikers saw the rest area appear in the near distance.
the hikers near the rest area appeared in the distance after hiking for hours.
after hiking for hours, in the near distance the hikers appeared at the rest area.

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Answer from: Division101

After hiking for hours, the hikers saw the rest area appear in the near distance.

Answer from: hollandhogenson

After hiking for hours, the hikers saw the rest area appear in the near distance.

Answer from: drecooks713

The answer is "After hiking for hours, the hikers saw the rest area appear in the near distance"

Explanation:

In writing for a sentence, paragraph or text to be considered as correct it needs to follow grammatical rules and also include ideas and thoughts that are clearly expressed, in the case of the sentence "After hiking for hours the rest area appeared in the near distance" the sentence is grammatically correct but the writer has not stated who or what performs the action of "hiking" and also the verb "appear" seems to be ambiguous as it is not common for places or objects to just appear.

Because of this, in this sentence a subject or agent that performs the action needs to be added but preserving the essence of the sentence and avoiding grammatical mistakes and therefore, the best revision is "After hiking for hours, the hikers saw the rest area appear in the near distance" because this shows the agent that performs the action, omits the use of "appeared" and also is the only sentence that is grammatically correct, complete and preserves the main idea.

Answer from: sierram298

The answer is "After hiking for hours, the hikers saw the rest area appear in the near distance"

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Answer from: Quest

the last one is the answer : ))

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Answer from: Quest

The answer is "he was bad enough in all conscience, but the devil himself could not temp him to turn slave-trader. satirical is a synonym for sarcastic. so when the author says that tom walker could not be tempted by the devil he does not literally mean "the devil" but he means that he is too morally upright to become a slave-trader.

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