Multiple choice

A new documentary by Discovery Channel researchers distinguish between cross-dressing, which may be idle curiosity without its being linked to sexuality, from actual alternate sexuality. (Subject-verb agreement, idiomatic use)

  1. distinguish between cross-dressing, which may be idle curiosity without its being linked to sexuality, from actual alternate sexuality

  2. distinguishes between cross-dressing, which may be idle curiosity without being linked to sexuality, and actual alternate sexuality

  3. distinguishes between cross-dressing, which would be idle curiosity without being linked to sexuality, and alternate sexuality

  4. distinguishes cross-dressing, which may be idle curiosity without its being linked to sexuality, from actual alternate sexuality

  5. distinguish between cross-dressing, perhaps curious without being linked to sexuality, and actual alternate sexuality
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B Correct answer
Explanation

Correct; eliminates Subject- Verb Error by using distinguishes to refer to the documentary which is the subject of the sentence; correct idiomatic expression is created with the elimination of 'its' and replacement of 'from' by 'and'.

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