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<v ->However good his opponent,</v>

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a worst golfer has the right to play out

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each hole to the end;

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he will get more than
his share of the game.

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So here we're looking

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at an issue of syntax.

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It says, "However good his
opponent, a worst golfer"

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but you can't have many worst golfers,

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you only can have one who is the worst.

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So instead of using the
indefinite article "a",

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we should be using the
definite article "the".

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So it should say, "The
worst golfer has the right

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"to play out each hold to the end."

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So, answer choice A is the correct choice.

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It should have been "the" instead of "a",

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"each hole", there's
nothing wrong with that,

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"to the end", semicolon.

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That's just fine there because we don't

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have a conjunction joining

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the two independent clauses.

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The one is, "However good his opponent,

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"a golfer has the right to
play out each hole to the end",

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the other independent clause is,

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"he will get more than
his share of the game."

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Both of those can stand alone,

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so if you're going to join those

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two independent clauses,

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you can do so with a
comma and a conjunction,

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like and, or but, or something like that,

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but in this case there is no conjunction,

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so you're using a semicolon,

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which is correct.

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"Will get" is also just fine.

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So again, the correct choice here

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for where the problem lies is A.

