Question

Which of the following is a correctly written complete sentence or complete sentences?

A. Science owes its systems of plant classification and its double Latin names for plants and animals to Linnaeus. The eighteenth-
century Swedish botanist.
B. Science owes its systems of plant classification and its double Latin names for plants and animals to Linnaeus, the eighteenth-
century Swedish botanist.
C. Science owes its systems of plant classification and its double Latin names for plants and animals to Linnaeus. He is an eighteenth-
century Swedish botanist.
D. Both A & C

Answer 1

Option B, 'Science owes its systems of plant classification and its double Latin names for plants and animals to Linnaeus, the eighteenth-century Swedish botanist.' is the correctly written complete sentence. It contains a subject, verb, and expresses a complete thought, making it grammatically correct.

Therefore, the option B is correct.

Step-by-step explanation:

The correctly written complete sentence among the provided options is: "Science owes its systems of plant classification and its double Latin names for plants and animals to Linnaeus, the eighteenth-century Swedish botanist." This is because it contains a subject and a verb and expresses a complete thought without any grammatical errors. The other options are incorrect because option A is a sentence fragment and option C contains unnecessary repetitive information that is already explained in the sentence.

Answer 2

The option that contains a correctly written complete sentence or complete sentences is B: "Science owes its systems of plant classification and its double Latin names for plants and animals to Linnaeus, the eighteenth-century Swedish botanist."

Option A is two separate sentences, so they should be divided with a period or a semicolon.

Option C contains two sentences but they are not correctly connected. "He" should be replaced with "Linnaeus" to avoid confusion about who is being referred to.