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Failing to fully evaluate its financial impact,Technotip , one of the earliest software giants to have evolved from the Silicon Valley, accepted the acquisition offer by a prominent investment bank for what eventually turned out to be a pyrrhic conquest.
A) Failing to fully evaluate its financial impact
B) Without evaluation of the company’s full financial impact
C) Without full financial evaluation of the acquisition’s impact
D) Without fully evaluating the financial impact
E) Without fully evaluating its financial impact
A) Failing to fully evaluate its financial impact
B) Without evaluation of the company’s full financial impact
C) Without full financial evaluation of the acquisition’s impact
D) Without fully evaluating the financial impact
E) Without fully evaluating its financial impact
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Doubt the OA. kindly guide daagh . Pronoun its can refer to acquition or technotip.
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Whenever we construct a sentence with an introductory modifying phrase containing a pronoun, the pronoun must refer to the subject of the main clause placed immediately after the modifier. As per that norm, I think the pronoun does refer to Technotip because it will be a far-fetched fancy to consider the distantly - placed acquisition as the referent for 'its'. However, logically it looks more plausible that 'its' financial impact refers to the acquisition's impact. Probably it would have been better to have dropped the pronoun altogether. I think it is best to ask the author directly, as hearing straight from the horse's mouth may help one to take a call swiftly.
