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Consulting companies and other professional services groups, law firms, and research divisions often have informal talent powerhouses where senior partners strive to identify the best partners junior to them and the best junior partners compete for the projects that they find most rewarding.
A) where senior partners strive to identify the best partners junior to them and the best junior partners compete for the projects that they find most rewarding.
B) in which senior partners strive and identify the best junior partners and the best junior partners compete for the projects that they find most rewarding.
C) where senior partners strive to identify the best junior partners and the best junior partners compete for the most rewarding projects.
D) that enable senior partners to strive and identify the best junior partners and the best junior partners compete for the most rewarding projects.
E) in which senior partners strive to identify the best junior partners and the best junior partners compete for the most rewarding projects.
A) where senior partners strive to identify the best partners junior to them and the best junior partners compete for the projects that they find most rewarding.
B) in which senior partners strive and identify the best junior partners and the best junior partners compete for the projects that they find most rewarding.
C) where senior partners strive to identify the best junior partners and the best junior partners compete for the most rewarding projects.
D) that enable senior partners to strive and identify the best junior partners and the best junior partners compete for the most rewarding projects.
E) in which senior partners strive to identify the best junior partners and the best junior partners compete for the most rewarding projects.
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Hi,
A and C are out because the improper use of "where" [ we use "where" only for locations]
B is out because the use of they at "that they find most rewarding" is ambiguous ( it can refer to best junior partners OR senior partners OR ...)
D is wrong because of "to strive and identify" ; the correct idiom is : strive to .. and the use of the extra verb enable makes the sentence wordy
So, we are left wih E
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16 Mar 2013, 01:58
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Consulting companies and other professional services groups, law firms, and research divisions often have informal talent powerhouses where senior partners strive to identify the best partners junior to them and the best junior partners compete for the projects that they find most rewarding.
A) where senior partners strive to identify the best partners junior to them and the best junior partners compete for the projects that they find most rewarding. -
WHERE is used to refer to a location but in this sentence powerhouse is not a real location. THEY is ambiguous as it can refer either to Senior partner or Junior partners.
B) in which senior partners strive and identify the best junior partners and the best junior partners compete for the projects that they find most rewarding. -
Use of AND is incorrect. THEY is ambiguous as it can refer either to Senior partner or Junior partners.
C) where senior partners strive to identify the best junior partners and the best junior partners compete for the most rewarding projects.
- WHERE is used to refer to a location but in this sentence powerhouse is not a real location.
D) that enable senior partners to strive and identify the best junior partners and the best junior partners compete for the most rewarding projects. - Powerhouse doesn't enable anything. Use of AND is incorrect.
E) in which senior partners strive to identify the best junior partners and the best junior partners compete for the most rewarding projects.
- CORRECT
I hope all the errors are accounted for. If any error is left out, kindly let me know.
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A) where senior partners strive to identify the best partners junior to them and the best junior partners compete for the projects that they find most rewarding. -
WHERE is used to refer to a location but in this sentence powerhouse is not a real location. THEY is ambiguous as it can refer either to Senior partner or Junior partners.
B) in which senior partners strive and identify the best junior partners and the best junior partners compete for the projects that they find most rewarding. -
Use of AND is incorrect. THEY is ambiguous as it can refer either to Senior partner or Junior partners.
C) where senior partners strive to identify the best junior partners and the best junior partners compete for the most rewarding projects.
- WHERE is used to refer to a location but in this sentence powerhouse is not a real location.
D) that enable senior partners to strive and identify the best junior partners and the best junior partners compete for the most rewarding projects. - Powerhouse doesn't enable anything. Use of AND is incorrect.
E) in which senior partners strive to identify the best junior partners and the best junior partners compete for the most rewarding projects.
- CORRECT
I hope all the errors are accounted for. If any error is left out, kindly let me know.
If you guys like this explanation, do not hesitate to press KUDOS button.
