(1) Stephen's search has linked moderate consumption of alcohol, and of meat, to a reduced risk of heart disease.
1# consumption of alcoholand/along with/as well as meat, to
2# consumption of alcohol and/along with/as well as of meat, to
3# consumption of alcohol, and/along with/as well as meat, to
4# consumption of alcohol, and/along with/as well as of meat, to
5# consumption of alcohol, of meat, to
(2)Stephen's search has linked moderate consumption of alcohol, and particually of red wine, to a reduced risk of heart disease.
1*consumption of alcohol and paticurally red wine, to
2*consumption of alcohol and paticurally of red wine, to
3*consumption of alcohol, paticurally of red wine, to
4*consumption of alcohol, paticurally red wine, to
5*consumption of alcohol such as red wine, to
6*consumption of alcohol such as of red wine, to
7*consumption of alcohol, such as red wine, to
8*consumption of alcohol, such as of red wine, to
9*consumption of alcohol, including red wine, to
10*consumption of alcohol, including of red wine, to
Regardless of the change of meaning, please tell me which ones are grammatically right for (1) and (2) respectly![--this appositive issue,JUST THE SAME ISSUE, is originated from OG 12 #121].
(3)by the way, what's the difference between particularly and in particularly?
The courtpart answer key substitutes particularly for in particularly.