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21 Mar 2023, 01:30
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According to some entrepreneurs, the most difficult choice one has to make while starting a business is between quitting one’s day job and concentrating full time on the business, thereby risking one’s future, or continuing with one’s day job and working part time at the business until it finds its feet.
(A) or continuing
(B) and continuing
(C) or whether to continue
(D) or that to continue
(E) and whether to continue
(A) or continuing
(B) and continuing
(C) or whether to continue
(D) or that to continue
(E) and whether to continue
imo
option b is correct
usage of idiom and parallelism
option b is correct
usage of idiom and parallelism
21 Mar 2023, 04:16
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According to some entrepreneurs, the most difficult choice one has to make while starting a business is between quitting one’s day job and concentrating full time on the business, thereby risking one’s future, or continuing with one’s day job and working part time at the business until it finds its feet.
(A) or continuing - Correct idiom is "between-and"
(B) and continuing
(C) or whether to continue - Same as A
(D) or that to continue - Same as A
(E) and whether to continue - Not parallel
(A) or continuing - Correct idiom is "between-and"
(B) and continuing
(C) or whether to continue - Same as A
(D) or that to continue - Same as A
(E) and whether to continue - Not parallel
