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Which of the following uses of “i.e.” or “e.g.” is INCORRECT?

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From the given options, the use of "i.e" that is wrong is B. “There are dozens of professors at Arizona Western College: i.e., Jane Smith.”

"i.e." is used when we want to emphasize on the meaning of something by expanding on the given point. This was done in option c.

"i.e" should not be used to give examples as was done in option B because that is what "e.g." is used for.

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