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A large number of educators surveyed view that higher education especially in technology subjects as Electronics and Civil Engineering is outdated at present but that they will or could be made appropriately contemporary in the near future.
A. that they will, or could,
Incorrect. "They" is used wrongly here and does not match the "is" word earlier on that is used for higher education
B. that they would, or could,
Incorrect. Same mistake here. "They" is used wrongly here and does not match the "is" word earlier on that is used for higher education
C. it will be or could
Correct. At first glance, it may lack parallelism here without the word "that" but the sentence works and has the best fit in terms of indicating that education may or may not be contemporary in the future.
D. believe that such education will be or can
Incorrect. Parallelism is correct here with the use of "view that" and "believe that". However, "will be" or "can" suggests that there is a definite impetus to implement this in the future, even though the context of the sentence does not dictate such a strong position.
E. believe that such education would or could
Incorrect. Even though parallelism is correct here, "would" or "could" are typically used more for past situations in a conditional or repeated past action sense.
A. that they will, or could,
Incorrect. "They" is used wrongly here and does not match the "is" word earlier on that is used for higher education
B. that they would, or could,
Incorrect. Same mistake here. "They" is used wrongly here and does not match the "is" word earlier on that is used for higher education
C. it will be or could
Correct. At first glance, it may lack parallelism here without the word "that" but the sentence works and has the best fit in terms of indicating that education may or may not be contemporary in the future.
D. believe that such education will be or can
Incorrect. Parallelism is correct here with the use of "view that" and "believe that". However, "will be" or "can" suggests that there is a definite impetus to implement this in the future, even though the context of the sentence does not dictate such a strong position.
E. believe that such education would or could
Incorrect. Even though parallelism is correct here, "would" or "could" are typically used more for past situations in a conditional or repeated past action sense.
08 Jul 2014, 08:53
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I think the ans is D. Generally would and could are used to indicate past action. Here, the sentence is telling about future. So, I avoid 'could'. All the options except D have could. So, D is the answer.
08 Jul 2014, 09:32
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D is the best answer.
A,B ambiguous pronoun They is used. "They"can either refer to educators or subjects.
To maintain paralleism we choose D/E.. View that ...believe that.
The phrase "in the near future" requires the future tense verb will/can.
Would refers to a case of future action in the past. So E is incorrect.
