<p>In the novel, Jane Eyre must make many difficult choices, LIKE WHEN SHE FORCES herself to leave the house of Mr. Rochester, the married man she loves.</p>
<p>a. LIKE WHEN SHE FORCES (keep as is)
e. INCLUDING FORCING</p>
<p>Why is A wrong? Why is E right?</p>
<p>the clause has to be a difficult choice that she made.</p>
<p>a isn’t logical because it isn’t a choice that she made, it’s an event.
e is logical, her forcing herself was her choice</p>
<p>also, if you really want to get technical, the choice has to be a noun. like when she forces doesn’t match and including forcing does. it’s a kind of weird parallelism.</p>
<p>it would help if you put the other answers when you ask these grammar questions, it helps give a better feel for what’s being asked so we can help you more.</p>
<p>piratebay, are we working together???</p>
<p>I deleted the other answers because I know why those answers are wrong. But thank you for the response :)</p>