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Hello everyone. Another Round of questions - this time from a different test writer. (In case you missed postings ealier this week - we are evaluating several test writers to create a set of GMAT Club's verbal tests and need your help!
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4. The asset bust and unwinding of debt that lies behind the recession meant that eventual recovery is likely to weakening job creation rapidly and, when demand revives, the composition of jobs will change.
A. lies behind the recession meant that eventual recovery is likely to weakening job creation rapidly and, when demand revives,
B. lies behind the recession means that eventual recovery is unlikely to create jobs rapidly and, when demand does revive,
C. lie behind the recession mean that eventual recovery is likely to be too weak to create jobs rapidly and, when demand does revive,
D. lie behind the recession mean that eventual recovery is likely be too weak to create jobs rapidly and, when does demand revive,
E. lie behind the recession mean that eventual recovery is likely to be too weak creating jobs rapidly and, when demand revives,
Agree with C. Since subject is plural, we need to use "lie" instead of "lies".