An apostrophe right after the "its" like this: its'
Answer:
I'll make the assumption that Lisa received the email.
The entire team engaged in the preparation of the proposal Paul submitted on Wednesday.
Please take action on the recommendations in the customer satisfaction report.
Explanation:
Buried verbs are the verbs that are needlessly converted into wordy noun expressions.
In the first statement, the verb’ assume’ is needlessly converted into ‘make the assumption’. In the second option ‘engaged in the preparation’ instead of ‘prepare’ and in the fourth option, ‘take an action’ instead of ‘act’ are used. Hence all these sentences contain buried verbs. But in third sentence there is no needless conversion of verb into noun and it does not contain buried verb.
A and C
A: Other writers in these communities often suggest great writing topics.
C: You receive feedback from people who understand the craft of writing.
The other two don’t seem plausible. Sorry if it’s incorrect.
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