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aaba
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05 Feb 2018, 19:44
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A new initiative requires that cable companies report to their new customers all the costs, including taxes, that the customers will be expected to pay.
A. to their new customers all the costs, including taxes, that they will be expected to pay.
B. to their new customers all the costs, including taxes, that the customers will be expected to pay.
C. to its new customers all the costs, including taxes, that they will have to pay.
D. to the companies' new customers all the costs, including taxes, that the companies have paid.
E. to their new customers all the costs, including taxes, that its customers will be expected to pay.
A. to their new customers all the costs, including taxes, that they will be expected to pay.
B. to their new customers all the costs, including taxes, that the customers will be expected to pay.
C. to its new customers all the costs, including taxes, that they will have to pay.
D. to the companies' new customers all the costs, including taxes, that the companies have paid.
E. to their new customers all the costs, including taxes, that its customers will be expected to pay.
05 Feb 2018, 19:52
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I think it’s C, majorly testing on Pronouns.
Error 1 - their used for companies, should be its as the antecedent is not a Human
Options C & D remain
Option D changes the meaning hence Option C?
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Error 1 - their used for companies, should be its as the antecedent is not a Human
Options C & D remain
Option D changes the meaning hence Option C?
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05 Feb 2018, 23:00
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The answer is B
There Subject verb disagreement in the original sentence .
Also this sentence is a command subjunctive s we have to use bare infinitive form of the verb.
A there is SV error as they is ambiguous as it can point t companies or customers .
B is correct as it uses proper noun
C Use of its is as companies is plural noun .
D Wrong meaning as customers are required to pay not the other way round .
E Again SV mismatch its is wrong to refer to a plural noun companies .
06 Feb 2018, 16:59
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Hi aaba,
Another great question! Let's go through the answers, one problem at a time, and narrow things down to (hopefully) one correct answer!
The main differences between each answer seem to be pronoun-related. Let's look at two common problems with pronouns: pronoun-antecedent agreement and vague pronouns. By doing this, we should be able to narrow down our answers quickly.
A. to their new customers all the costs, including taxes, that they will be expected to pay.
Answer A is INCORRECT because the pronoun "they" is too vague - it's not clear if "they" is referring to the cable companies or the customers.
B. to their new customers all the costs, including taxes, that the customers will be expected to pay.
This is CORRECT because the pronoun "their" is plural and agrees with its plural antecedent "cable companies." It also doesn't have any unclear or vague pronouns at the end, making it very clear who will be paying.
C. to its new customers all the costs, including taxes, that they will have to pay.
Answer C is INCORRECT because it uses the singular pronoun "its" to refer to the plural "cable companies." It also uses the vague pronoun "they," which means it's unclear if the cable companies or the customers are paying the costs.
D. to the companies' new customers all the costs, including taxes, that the companies have paid.
Answer D is INCORRECT because it changes the meaning of the original sentence. It ends by saying that cable companies will report the costs the cable companies paid, NOT what the customers will be paying.
E. to their new customers all the costs, including taxes, that its customers will be expected to pay.
Answer E is INCORRECT because it uses the singular pronoun "its" to refer back to the plural "cable companies."
Another great question! Let's go through the answers, one problem at a time, and narrow things down to (hopefully) one correct answer!
The main differences between each answer seem to be pronoun-related. Let's look at two common problems with pronouns: pronoun-antecedent agreement and vague pronouns. By doing this, we should be able to narrow down our answers quickly.
A. to their new customers all the costs, including taxes, that they will be expected to pay.
Answer A is INCORRECT because the pronoun "they" is too vague - it's not clear if "they" is referring to the cable companies or the customers.
B. to their new customers all the costs, including taxes, that the customers will be expected to pay.
This is CORRECT because the pronoun "their" is plural and agrees with its plural antecedent "cable companies." It also doesn't have any unclear or vague pronouns at the end, making it very clear who will be paying.
C. to its new customers all the costs, including taxes, that they will have to pay.
Answer C is INCORRECT because it uses the singular pronoun "its" to refer to the plural "cable companies." It also uses the vague pronoun "they," which means it's unclear if the cable companies or the customers are paying the costs.
D. to the companies' new customers all the costs, including taxes, that the companies have paid.
Answer D is INCORRECT because it changes the meaning of the original sentence. It ends by saying that cable companies will report the costs the cable companies paid, NOT what the customers will be paying.
E. to their new customers all the costs, including taxes, that its customers will be expected to pay.
Answer E is INCORRECT because it uses the singular pronoun "its" to refer back to the plural "cable companies."
