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For native English writers who have just learned a new language, natur [#permalink] New post   16 Dec 2025, 14:49
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For native English writers who have just learned a new language, natural as it may feel to use more and more words of that language in their writings, such a temptation should be (i) ______

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A. encouraged
B. normal
C. eschewed
D. forgiven
E. punished



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Re: For native English writers who have just learned a new language, natur [#permalink] New post   26 Dec 2025, 09:51
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The correct answer is C. eschewed.

The sentence warns that, although it feels natural to mix in more foreign words, this "temptation should be avoided," which is exactly what eschewed means.
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