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More people travel to Hong Kong in an average week than many other large cities experience in an entire year.
(A) More people travel to Hong Kong in an average week than many other large cities experience
Incorrect comparison structure for 'than'
(B) In an average week, more people travel to Hong Kong than to many other large cities
Correct comparison structure.. for figures of visitors for an average week
(C) The number of people who travel to Hong Kong in an average week is greater than that of other cities
Incorrect comparison structure as the complete preceding clause is modified by 'that'
(D) More people, in an average week, travel to Hong Kong than to many other large cities
modifier structure awkward..usinh 'in an average week'
(E) More people travel to Hong Kong in an average week than to many other large cities
in an average week is applicable to both..hence, should be wriiten in the beginning as in (B)
(B) is the answer
(A) More people travel to Hong Kong in an average week than many other large cities experience
Incorrect comparison structure for 'than'
(B) In an average week, more people travel to Hong Kong than to many other large cities
Correct comparison structure.. for figures of visitors for an average week
(C) The number of people who travel to Hong Kong in an average week is greater than that of other cities
Incorrect comparison structure as the complete preceding clause is modified by 'that'
(D) More people, in an average week, travel to Hong Kong than to many other large cities
modifier structure awkward..usinh 'in an average week'
(E) More people travel to Hong Kong in an average week than to many other large cities
in an average week is applicable to both..hence, should be wriiten in the beginning as in (B)
(B) is the answer
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(A) More people travel to Hong Kong in an average week than many other large cities experience - Incorrect parallelism issue
(B) In an average week, more people travel to Hong Kong than to many other large cities - Incorrect, correct comparison is to be done between average week, and entire year, average week is a misplace modifier
(C) The number of people who travel to Hong Kong in an average week is greater than that of other cities - Incorrect, the number of people are compared with other cities
(D) More people, in an average week, travel to Hong Kong than to many other large cities - Incorrect, correct comparison is to be done between average week, and entire year, average week is a misplace modifier
(E) More people travel to Hong Kong in an average week than to many other large cities - Correct
16 Dec 2022, 18:23
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Concept: Comparison and Parallelism
(A) More people travel to Hong Kong in an average week than many other large cities experience Wrong comparison, Need to compare people.
(B) In an average week, more people travel to Hong Kong than to many other large cities It Looks fine hold it
(C) The number of people who travel to Hong Kong in an average week is greater than that of other cities Parallelism error
(D) More people, in an average week, travel to Hong Kong than to many other large cities Parallelism error. Placement of "in an average week" is problamatic
(E) More people travel to Hong Kong in an average week than to many other large cities No errors
B/w B vs E, E is better. As in B "In an average week" can modify the entire sentence.
IMO E
