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(A) no more financially secure than do people working- Correct
(B) not any more financially secure than do people working - Incorrect - doesn't maintain the parallelism with original construction
(C) not any more financially secure than do people who work - Incorrect - meaning issue it further bifurcates the people into category one who works, and one who doesn't to maintain the parallelism who construction is not required.
(D) no more financially secure than are people who are working - Incorrect - wrong comparison financial security is compared with people
(E) not as financially secure as are people who work - Incorrect - Same error as option D, we need the verb do here.
22 Jul 2023, 07:12
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(A) no more financially secure than do people working
-Suspected to be incorrect.
Rationale: The word "than" is being used to show comparison. The word "do" is referring to a previous verb in the sentence.
(B) not any more financially secure than do people working
-Suspected to be incorrect.
Rationale: The word "than" is being used to show comparison. The word "do" is referring to a previous verb in the sentence.
(C) not any more financially secure than do people who work
-Suspected to be incorrect.
Rationale: The word "than" is being used to show comparison. The word "do" is referring to a previous verb in the sentence.
(D) no more financially secure than are people who are working
-Suspected to be correct.
Rationale: The word "than" is being used to show comparison referring to other people working in a different industry.
(E) not as financially secure as are people who work
-Suspected to be incorrect.
Rationale: The word "as" is showing similarity in this option.
22 Jul 2023, 07:21
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(A) no more financially secure than do people working
“financially secure” is an adjective, so we use “not” instead of “no”.
(B) not any more financially secure than do people working
Consider sb + to be + adjective. Hence, we need “are people” not “do people”.
(C) not any more financially secure than do people who work
Same as (B)
(D) no more financially secure than are people who are working
Same as (A)
(E) not as financially secure as are people who work
Equal Comparison “as ... as” seems to be the best choice.
The answer is E
“financially secure” is an adjective, so we use “not” instead of “no”.
(B) not any more financially secure than do people working
Consider sb + to be + adjective. Hence, we need “are people” not “do people”.
(C) not any more financially secure than do people who work
Same as (B)
(D) no more financially secure than are people who are working
Same as (A)
(E) not as financially secure as are people who work
Equal Comparison “as ... as” seems to be the best choice.
The answer is E
