energetics wrote:
Forward-thinking business leaders can now install technologically sophisticated communication systems quickly enough so as not to lose information in a lengthy conversion.
A) so as not to lose information
B) that information is not lost
C) so that there is no lost information
D) and thus not lose information
E) and this way there is no information lost
rakeshtewatia0105 ,
ruchik , and
smita123 Answer B is not correct.
Enough that is unidiomatic.The good news?
I am sure that many of you caught the mistake,
and I am glad that three of you said something.
ruchik used the most effective way to get a response: tagging
(although sometimes we are very busy and cannot get there quickly)
There is no correct answer to this question.The following sentence is correct (and this option is NOT available
- I made it up):
Forward-thinking business leaders can now install technologically sophisticated
communication systems quickly enough to prevent information loss in a lengthy conversion.I think that what I wrote is the intended meaning.
Even so, that meaning seems a little weird.
What does installing a communications system
quickly have to do with preventing
information loss in a lengthy conversion?
What, as opposed to installing such a system slowly?
Who would install a communications system slowly?
/never mind. Talking to myself again.
I should take a page from
GMATNinja 's book
and talk about food instead.
Nuclear German pastries, for example.
Chocolate truffle layer cake.
The question is retired.
I hope that helps, everyone.
You were all correct.
This question is permanently retired. It is of poor quality and has no correct answer.
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