Which sentence uses elect correctly?
A. U.S. citizens elect senators every six years.
B. The people decided to elect a new constitution.
C. Native Americans were harmed by the settlers elected to seize their lands.
D. After voting twice, Congress finally elected a new law today.
Answer (2)
The correct usage of 'elect' appears in the sentence: 'U.S. citizens elect senators every six years.' This sentence accurately describes the process of selecting officials through voting. The other examples misuse the term in contexts unsuitable for the verb 'elect.' ;
The correct usage of 'elect' is found in the sentence: 'U.S. citizens elect senators every six years.' This sentence properly reflects the democratic process of voting for representatives. The other options incorrectly use 'elect' in contexts that do not involve selecting individuals through a vote.
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