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In context, which of the following is the best way to phrase the underlined portion of sentence 16 (reproduced below)?
Further more, it has strengthened his relationship with my mother.

A

(As it is now)

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Further strengthening

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But it strengthens

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However, he is strengthening

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E

Considering this, he strengthens

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Solution

The correct option is E (As it is now)
The given sentence is correct as is: it has a sound construction with no grammatical errors and the meaning comes across clearly as well. Thus A is the best answer.

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