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Environmentalists associated with the United Nations Environment Programme predict that if the current trends associated with global warming continue, thousands of acres of pristine land is in danger to undergo potentially irrevocable changes that could alter the planet's ecosystem forever.
(A) is in danger to undergo
(B) are in danger of undergoing
(C) is in danger of undergoing
(D) are in danger to undergo
(E) are in danger for undergoing
18 Dec 2019, 00:51
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thousands of acres of pristine land ------PLURAL.....SO PLURAL HELPING VERB
(A) is in danger to undergo....INCORRECT
(B) are in danger of undergoing......CORRECT
(C) is in danger of undergoing
(D) are in danger to undergo
(E) are in danger for undergoing
OA:B
(A) is in danger to undergo....INCORRECT
(B) are in danger of undergoing......CORRECT
(C) is in danger of undergoing
(D) are in danger to undergo
(E) are in danger for undergoing
OA:B
18 Dec 2019, 01:10
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The right answer is B.
Two splits can be used to answer this question.
Split #1: to undergo vs of undergoing
Split #2: is in danger vs are in danger
Split #1:
This sentence is made up of two clauses. Clause 1: Environmentalists predict.
Clause 2: that if the current trends associated with global warming continue, thousands of acres of land are/is in danger of/to undergoing/undergo ....
We are interested in clause 2. What is the subject of the verb are/is? Thousands of acres of land. Since lands are inanimate, they can't have purpose. So, to undergo is wrong. Based on this we can eliminate A and D.
You can also eliminate E for the wrong prepositional phrase for undergoing. The right idiom is danger of not danger for.
Split #2: Subject verb agreement. The subject is plural, hence the plural verb is required. We can therefore eliminate C based on this.
We are left with option B as the right answer.
Environmentalists associated with the United Nations Environment Programme predict that if the current trends associated with global warming continue, thousands of acres of pristine land is in danger to undergo potentially irrevocable changes that could alter the planet's ecosystem forever.
(A) is in danger to undergo
(B) are in danger of undergoing
(C) is in danger of undergoing
(D) are in danger to undergo
(E) are in danger for undergoing
Two splits can be used to answer this question.
Split #1: to undergo vs of undergoing
Split #2: is in danger vs are in danger
Split #1:
This sentence is made up of two clauses. Clause 1: Environmentalists predict.
Clause 2: that if the current trends associated with global warming continue, thousands of acres of land are/is in danger of/to undergoing/undergo ....
We are interested in clause 2. What is the subject of the verb are/is? Thousands of acres of land. Since lands are inanimate, they can't have purpose. So, to undergo is wrong. Based on this we can eliminate A and D.
You can also eliminate E for the wrong prepositional phrase for undergoing. The right idiom is danger of not danger for.
Split #2: Subject verb agreement. The subject is plural, hence the plural verb is required. We can therefore eliminate C based on this.
We are left with option B as the right answer.
Environmentalists associated with the United Nations Environment Programme predict that if the current trends associated with global warming continue, thousands of acres of pristine land is in danger to undergo potentially irrevocable changes that could alter the planet's ecosystem forever.
(A) is in danger to undergo
(B) are in danger of undergoing
(C) is in danger of undergoing
(D) are in danger to undergo
(E) are in danger for undergoing
