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He praised us for our effort rather than because we won. A He praised us more for our effort rather than because we won. B He praised us for our effort rather than our victory C…

He praised us for our effort rather than because we won. A He praised us more for our effort rather than because we won. B He praised us for our effort rather than our victory C…
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He praised us for our effort rather than because we won.

A
He praised us more for our effort rather than because we won.
B
He praised us for our effort rather than our victory
C
The original sentence has an adverbial prepositional phrase and a dependent clause. Both elements should be the same.
D
The original sentence is correct; it just needed a word added to it for clarity.

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Answer:B

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User Amethystic
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Answer:B

He praised us for our effort rather than our victory

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