This spelling replaces the final '-ary' with '-ery'. The correct ending is '-ary': n-e-c-e-s-s-a-r-y.
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This spelling doubles the wrong consonant ('ss' at the start) and omits the double 's' in the correct position. The correct pattern is one 'c' followed by double 'ss': n-e-c-e-s-s-a-r-y.
This spelling doubles the 'c' instead of the 's'. In 'necessary', only the 's' is doubled ('ss'), not the 'c': n-e-c-e-s-s-a-r-y.
'Had' shifts the sentence to simple past tense, but the sentence is in present tense ('submitted' is already the past action being described; the linking verb must match the subject in present tense). The student has confused tense correction with subject-verb agreement correction.
'Having' creates a participle phrase, not a finite verb, leaving the sentence without a main verb. The student may have confused a continuous form with a corrected singular form.
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