shikhar
Guys why is B wrong ????
I mean C definitely sounds better but why is B wrong ?? any grammatical reasons ??
Hi Shikhar,
We generally use to + verb to show the purpose of any action. For example:
• Joe started the campaign to spread awareness about the importance of literacy.
• My grandparents shifted to countryside to live in peace and tranquility.
Now with Choice B, the sentence reads:
• City Planners in Detroit hope that the renewal project extending along the eastern riverfront will establish a population to live and work downtown and also provide the office space needed to attract new businesses.
With to + verb here, the sentence now seems to suggest that the renewal project will establish a population “in order to live and work downtown”. This is absolutely illogical. The renewal project cannot live and work. Hence, Choice B is grammatically incorrect.
Hope this helps.
Thanks.
Shraddha