October 2012 Writing

Mollified
Sat, 06 Oct 2012 23:07:38 +0000

@ymazing
I chose e for the demolition problem. It sounded weird, but the ‘having been scheduled for demolition…’ is the only answer where the verb describes the subject in appropriate order.

@a1rplanes
‘that of louisana’ makes the sentence a fragment. and i don’t think you remembered it correctly anyway.
you say its “The system of principles for the 48 states were influenced by English law” but it was more like "In the United States, the models of judicial systems of 49 states are influenced by English Law, _____ is influenced by Roman and something else systems.

So the subject in the blank should reference the ‘models’ of the judicial system of the states.

‘that of louisiana’ is usually correct, but what that sentence lacked was a conjunction after the comma (but, for, nor, yet, so). However could work ONLY if it was “however, [comma] Louisiana’s”

so therefore i think “whereas Lousiana’s” was the best.