Logical predication; Grammatical construction
In this sentence, the there are ... that...
construction contributes nothing more than
unnecessary words. The sentence needs to make
clear whether provisions or code is the subject of
the main verb stimulated.
A The there are... that... construction is
unnecessarily wordy, in the predicate
nominative instead of the subject position,
provisions is not an obvious referent for the
pronoun they.
B Correct. In this sentence, the new maritime
code is clearly the antecedent of it in the
main clause and thus the subject of has
already stimulated.
C Under provisions of the new maritime code is a
misplaced modifier, seeming to describe sea
areas,the sentence does not make clear what
is stimulating... disputes.
D The referent of thisis unclear.
E The sentence is a fragment, opening with a
dependent clause (Because ... code) and
concluding with a relative clause, but
lacking a main, independent clause.
The correct answer is B.
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