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COM 120 Week 8 Verbs Exercise 566
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1. More money is spent on transportation than on food or education by most American families.
- Most American families spend more money on transportation than on food or education.
- Transportation spends more money than food or education in most American families.
- No change
2. If people use cars for transportation, they usually spend between one-fifth and one-third of their income on automobile-related expenses.
- If people used cars for transportation, they could usually spend between one-fifth and one-third of their income on automobile-related expenses.
- If people use cars for transportation, they would usually spend between one-fifth and one-third of their income on automobile-related expenses.
- No change
3. Cars are loved by Americans, but cars are expensive to buy, maintain, and operate.
- Cars are loved by Americans, but buying, maintaining, and operating cars is expensive.
- Americans love cars, but cars are expensive to buy, maintain, and operate.
- No change
4. In spite of the cost, the car is the most common method of transportation for the vast majority of American adults.
- In spite of the cost, the vast majority of American adults use cars as the most common method of transportation.
- In spite of the cost, the most common method of transportation for the vast majority of American adults is the car.
- No change
5. If people would have more alternatives to cars, the cost of transportation would decrease.
- If people have more alternatives to cars, the cost of transportation would decrease.
- If people had more alternatives to cars, the cost of transportation would decrease.
- No change
6. Public transportation would serve more people outside of urban areas if sprawl was not so widespread.
- Public transportation would serve more people outside of urban areas if sprawl were not so widespread.
- Public transportation would serve more people outside of urban areas if sprawl would not be so widespread.
- No change
7. The layout of many suburban areas requires that a person has access to a car.
- The layout of many suburban areas requires that a person have access to a car.
- The layout of many suburban areas requires that a person had access to a car.
- No change
8. Many suburbs today are so car-oriented that they are even designed without sidewalks.
- Many suburbs today are so car-oriented that suburb designers even design them without sidewalks.
- Many suburbs today are so car-oriented that they even design them without sidewalks.
- No change
9. If suburban residences are closer to the places where people work and shop, bicycles and buses are more attractive alternatives to cars.
- If suburban residences had been closer to the places where people work and shop, bicycles and buses would have been more attractive alternatives to cars.
- If suburban residences were closer to the places where people work and shop, bicycles and buses would be more attractive alternatives to cars.
- No change
10. Solving the transportation problem for American families would have been easier if so much of American life was not planned around cars for decades.
- Solving the transportation problem for American families would have been easier if so much of American life would not have been planned around cars for decades.
- Solving the transportation problem for American families would have been easier if so much of American life had not been planned around cars for decades.
- No change

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