[Video] Q40: A) no change or b) heights, while it results or c) heights, which it results or d) heights, resulting

Explanation for Question 40 From the Writing Section on the 2021 May Sat (International)

Hey guys. So question 40 is, 2 uh, asking us essentially, how do we include, 3 uh, proper usage of the verb results in the sentence? 4 So this here says instead of being a single rectangular tower, 5 the building is composed of nine square tubes of varying Heights and resulting 6 in a multi-level structure with a two talls tubes. 7 So what seems to me, uh, going wrong here? 8 Is that saying and resulting? Uh, 9 well, we need to be saying is, um, this thing right here, 10 this previous thing mentioned of being composed in nine square tubes. 11 It, um, results in this. 12 So when we say, and resulting, 13 we're saying that something's happening at the same time, 14 like, and resulting, um, 15 like an resulting in a multi-level social work and we, 16 somebody to say, like, which results, like, 17 so it does this and that results in this. 18 Um, so option a, that says an resulting, 19 um, is going to be the wrong usage of it. 20 Now, option B says a while it results, 21 which doesn't seem to make much sense. It's saying really is composed of nine 22 square chips at varying Heights while it results in a multi-level structure. 23 So that would be like, if we're trying to say something's happening at the 24 same time, um, or saying like, 25 like, you know, he may be tired while he's, 26 you know, hungry. It's like, it doesn't really fit in here with what we're 27 trying to say. We're trying to apply that this results in this option, 28 ceases, uh, which it results in a multi-level s...