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A. The reason for much of the failure at colleges is that students have not developed self-discipline.
B. The teacher preceded to lecture to the class.

A

Sentence A has an error.

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B

Sentence B has an error.

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C

Both sentences A and B have errors.

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D

Neither sentence has an error.

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Solution

The correct option is B Sentence B has an error.

(B) proceeded.

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