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Both the oil minister’s advice that inventory of heating oil be marked up to meet an impending severe winter as well as the speculation that a major unit may close for a long time due to a major accident, helped heating oil prices surge to record levels last week in the world oil markets
(A) that inventory of heating oil be marked up to meet an impending severe winter as well as the speculation that a major unit may close for a long time due to a major accident, helped heating oil prices surge to record levels last week
(B that inventory of heating oil be marked up to meet an impending severe winter and the speculation that a major unit may close for a long time due to a major accident, helped heating oil prices surge to record levels last week
(C) to mark up the inventory of heating oil to meet an impending severe winter and the speculation that a major unit may close for a long time due to a major accident, helped heating oil prices surge to record levels last week
(D) to mark up the inventory of heating oil to meet an impending severe winter as well as the speculation of a major unit probably closing for a long time due to a major accident, helped heating oil prices surge to record levels last week
(E) to mark up the inventory of heating oil to meet an impending severe winter and the speculation that a major unit may probably close for a long time due to a major accident, helped heating oil prices surge to record levels last week
( from my personal collections- OA and OE after a while )
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(A) that inventory of heating oil be marked up to meet an impending severe winter as well as the speculation that a major unit may close for a long time due to a major accident, helped heating oil prices surge to record levels last week ........
(B that inventory of heating oil be marked up to meet an impending severe winter and the speculation that a major unit may close for a long time due to a major accident, helped heating oil prices surge to record levels last week
(C) to mark up the inventory of heating oil to meet an impending severe winter and the speculation that a major unit may close for a long time due to a major accident, helped heating oil prices surge to record levels last week
(D) to mark up the inventory of heating oil to meet an impending severe winter as well as the speculation of a major unit probably closing for a long time due to a major accident, helped heating oil prices surge to record levels last week
(E) to mark up the inventory of heating oil to meet an impending severe winter and the speculation that a major unit may probably close for a long time due to a major accident, helped heating oil prices surge to record levels last week
( from my personal collections- OA and OE after a while )
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First of all "Advice" always take infinitive hence subjunctive construction in option A and B is wrong.
Now we are left with option C, D, and E
Option E contains redundancy since it contains both may and probably, which have similar meanings ...hence option E is out.
In option D...... use of "as well as" is wrong since the correct idiom is both X and Y ...also "speculation of a major unit probably closing for a long time due to a major accident" is an awkward construction.
Now we are remain with option C in which infinitive is correctly used after advice, also correctly used Both X and Y idiom ...hence the answer
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