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There are some “stars” that are “too” hot for life to exist on. “For” is the proper preposition, not “to.” Option C is therefore erroneous.

However, all of these issues are beyond the realm of reason. “But reason cannot control all of these matters” is the proper form. Option D is therefore accurate. Words or grammar errors can be found in options A, B, and C.

The addition of the adverb “luckily” indicates a fortunate circumstance and appropriately modifies the sentence. The sentence’s flow and clarity are enhanced by the revised version.

Use “to” instead of “with”

While “to” denotes the direction of communication from one person to another, “with” suggests a reciprocal exchange of information between people.

The reflexive pronoun “himself” can change depending on the situation, but the sentence is grammatically correct. It can also be himself, herself, or themselves.

This represents a significant improvement “over” the bucket system of providing “homes” with water. “Over” is the proper preposition, not “than.” Option A is therefore wrong.

One can anticipate living to be nearly seventy years old today. “A person can expect to live to be almost seventy years old” is the proper form. Option D is therefore accurate. Words or grammar errors can be found in options A, B, and C.

Swap “me” for “I”

is inaccurate since it refers to the subject as “me” in the objective case. In sentences where you and another person are the subject, you should use the nominative case “I.”

The boy needs to grab himself by the collar, even though others can see how difficult it is.”The boy must take himself by the collar, but others can see the difficulty” is the proper form. Option B is therefore accurate. The words “not” and “also” are superfluous in options A and D, respectively. Option B is reiterated in option C.

That such conditions could have existed so recently is inconceivable. “It is unbelievable that such conditions could have existed so short a time ago” is the proper form. Option D is therefore accurate. Spelling mistakes or incorrect words can be found in options A, B, and C.