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Re: According to a recent report, glassworks constructed in the last twent [#permalink]
Official explanation:
(E) The sentence includes a comparison between glassworks built recently and glassworks built earlier. That means the items compared must be parallel, and that any words in the comparison must follow accepted
idioms. The word "as" appears after the underlined portion; one common comparison idiom is "as... as;" therefore; it is likely that the word "as" should appear earlier in the sentence as well.
When reading through the choices, "as" is in only two of the five choices: choices (D) and (E).
Choice (C) uses "less" instead of "as". The correct idiom with "less" is "less than," which does not appear anywhere in the sentence. Choices (A) and (B) can also be eliminated because they lack "as".
Choice (D) uses "as," but it also uses the awkward "that they would produce" instead of "to produce" as the proper infinitive. Therefore, you can eliminate this choice.
Choice (E) is the correct answer.
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