Question

0294 ✗ They don't want children, for purely personal reasons. They don't want children, for purely personal [[reasons]]. reasons | arguments

Accepted Answer

argument They don't want children, for purely personal arguments. They don't want children, for purely personal [[arguments]]. reasons argument = a reason that you give to support your opinion, especially when you are trying to persuade someone: 'The writer's main argument is that a better train service will take cars off the road and lead to a healthier environment.' 'The argument against higher taxation is very simple.'reason = something that explains someone's actions or feelings, or why a particular situation exists: 'My main reason for doing the course is to improve my qualifications.' 'He's got to go back to Mexico, for family reasons.'

Idx	0294
Keyword	argument
Type of Sentence	✗
Error Sentence	They don't want children, for purely personal arguments.
Correct Sentence	They don't want children, for purely personal reasons.
Cloze Error Sentence	They don't want children, for purely personal [[arguments]].
Cloze Sentence	They don't want children, for purely personal [[reasons]].
Cloze Answer	reasons
Choices	reasons \| arguments
Explanation	argument = a reason that you give to support your opinion, especially when you are trying to persuade someone: 'The writer's main argument is that a better train service will take cars off the road and lead to a healthier environment.' 'The argument against higher taxation is very simple.' reason = something that explains someone's actions or feelings, or why a particular situation exists: 'My main reason for doing the course is to improve my qualifications.' 'He's got to go back to Mexico, for family reasons.'

Argument Children Purely Personal Reason Main Give Support