ankujgupta wrote:
How does lying becomes a subject here. Social interactions can perfectly be subject here. Experts please explain
Are you asking why A is not correct ("they" referring to "social interactions" - "social interactions" can as well be the subject of "become")?
The pronoun "they" has two possible antecedents, "social ineractions" and "psychiatrists". If a pronoun is the subject of a clause and has two possible antecedents, one
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