14. What change, if any, is necessary in the underlined portion in the following passage? "Many people are familiar with the proverb admonishing listener's to refrain from judgment before walking a mile in others's shoes.(paragraph 1) listener's to refrain from judgment before walking a mille in others' correct as is listeners to refrain from judgment before walking a mile in others' listeners to refrain from judgment before walking a mile in others's 15. What change, if any, is necessary in the underlined portion in the following passage? "The intent behind the saying is that when you put yourself in someone else's situation, or walk in their "shoes","you are viewing their life through their eyes." (paragraph 1) ) walk in "their" shoes, "walk" in their shoes, ) "walk in their shoes; correct as is

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14. What change, if any, is necessary in the underlined portion in the following passage? "Many people are familiar with the proverb admonishing listener's to refrain from judgment before walking a mile in others's shoes.(paragraph 1) listener's to refrain from judgment before walking a mille in others' correct as is listeners to refrain from judgment before walking a mile in others' listeners to refrain from judgment before walking a mile in others's 15. What change, if any, is necessary in the underlined portion in the following passage? "The intent behind the saying is that when you put yourself in someone else's situation, or walk in their "shoes","you are viewing their life through their eyes." (paragraph 1) ) walk in "their" shoes, "walk" in their shoes, ) "walk in their shoes; correct as is

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14. The correct answer is "listeners to refrain from judgment before walking a mile in others' shoes."Explanation: The correct possessive form for plural nouns is "others' shoes," not "others's shoes." The word "listeners" should be used instead of "listener's" to indicate the plural form.15. The correct answer is "walk in their shoes."Explanation: The phrase "walk in their shoes" is a common idiomatic expression that means to understand someone else's perspective or experience by putting yourself in their position. The correct form is "walk in their shoes," not "walk" in their shoes or "walk in their shoes."

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