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01 Oct 2019, 21:05
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It will improve education, make government at all levels more cost-effective and user friendly, reduce health-care costs while improving quality, and give communities new ways to address problems such as crime and pollution.
A. It will improve education, make government at all levels more cost-effective and user friendly, reduce health-car costs while improving quality,
B. It will improve education, make government at all levels more cost-effective and user friendly, health-care costs will be reduced while improving quality,
C. It will improve education, make government at all levels more cost-effective and user friendly, reduce health-care costs while improve quality,
D. It will improve education, make government at all levels more cost-effective and user friendly, reducing health-car costs while improving quality,
E. It will improve education, making government at all levels more cost-effective and user friendly, reducing health-care costs while improving quality
01 Oct 2019, 22:43
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It will improve education, make government at all levels more cost-effective and user friendly, reduce health-care costs while improving quality, and give communities new ways to address problems such as crime and pollution.
The sentence states that something addressed by pronoun ‘it’ would do things so a parallel list is required. Non-underlined part uses simple present form of verb ‘give’, so the underlined part must have verbs in that form only with sentencing making a logical meaning.
A. It will improve education, make government at all levels more cost-effective and user friendly, reduce health-car costs while improving quality, - CORRECT. Will improve, will make, will reduce and will give are parallel. Clause ‘while improve quality’ is a consequence of something done by ‘it’ and properly modifies ‘reduce … costs’.
B. It will improve education, make government at all levels more cost-effective and user friendly, health-care costs will be reduced while improving quality, - WRONG. With active voice passive voice is used ‘health ... quality’.
C. It will improve education, make government at all levels more cost-effective and user friendly, reduce health-care costs while improve quality, - WRONG. Comes close but quality improvement as per ‘while improve quality’ is a consequence not something that ‘it’ is meant to do directly.
D. It will improve education, make government at all levels more cost-effective and user friendly, reducing health-car costs while improving quality, - WRONG. Modifier ‘reducing health-car costs..’ modifies previous clause illogically.
E. It will improve education, making government at all levels more cost-effective and user friendly, reducing health-care costs while improving quality – WRONG. Same error as in option ‘D’ along with clause ‘making..’ modifying the previous clause.
IMO Answer (A).
The sentence states that something addressed by pronoun ‘it’ would do things so a parallel list is required. Non-underlined part uses simple present form of verb ‘give’, so the underlined part must have verbs in that form only with sentencing making a logical meaning.
A. It will improve education, make government at all levels more cost-effective and user friendly, reduce health-car costs while improving quality, - CORRECT. Will improve, will make, will reduce and will give are parallel. Clause ‘while improve quality’ is a consequence of something done by ‘it’ and properly modifies ‘reduce … costs’.
B. It will improve education, make government at all levels more cost-effective and user friendly, health-care costs will be reduced while improving quality, - WRONG. With active voice passive voice is used ‘health ... quality’.
C. It will improve education, make government at all levels more cost-effective and user friendly, reduce health-care costs while improve quality, - WRONG. Comes close but quality improvement as per ‘while improve quality’ is a consequence not something that ‘it’ is meant to do directly.
D. It will improve education, make government at all levels more cost-effective and user friendly, reducing health-car costs while improving quality, - WRONG. Modifier ‘reducing health-car costs..’ modifies previous clause illogically.
E. It will improve education, making government at all levels more cost-effective and user friendly, reducing health-care costs while improving quality – WRONG. Same error as in option ‘D’ along with clause ‘making..’ modifying the previous clause.
IMO Answer (A).
01 Oct 2019, 23:40
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IMO C; It will improve education, make government at all levels more cost-effective and user friendly, reduce health-care costs while improve quality,
ll ism is maintained here
It will improve education, make government at all levels more cost-effective and user friendly, reduce health-care costs while improving quality, and give communities new ways to address problems such as crime and pollution.
A. It will improve education, make government at all levels more cost-effective and user friendly, reduce health-car costs while improving quality,
B. It will improve education, make government at all levels more cost-effective and user friendly, health-care costs will be reduced while improving quality,
C. It will improve education, make government at all levels more cost-effective and user friendly, reduce health-care costs while improve quality,
D. It will improve education, make government at all levels more cost-effective and user friendly, reducing health-car costs while improving quality,
E. It will improve education, making government at all levels more cost-effective and user friendly, reducing health-care costs while improving quality
ll ism is maintained here
It will improve education, make government at all levels more cost-effective and user friendly, reduce health-care costs while improving quality, and give communities new ways to address problems such as crime and pollution.
A. It will improve education, make government at all levels more cost-effective and user friendly, reduce health-car costs while improving quality,
B. It will improve education, make government at all levels more cost-effective and user friendly, health-care costs will be reduced while improving quality,
C. It will improve education, make government at all levels more cost-effective and user friendly, reduce health-care costs while improve quality,
D. It will improve education, make government at all levels more cost-effective and user friendly, reducing health-car costs while improving quality,
E. It will improve education, making government at all levels more cost-effective and user friendly, reducing health-care costs while improving quality
01 Oct 2019, 23:46
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The right answer is option A.
The presence of comma in from and in a sentence means there are two possibilities. Either there is a list in which case we have to ensure parallelism in the list or two independent clauses are being joined together. In this case, there is a list, hence we have to ensure there is parallelism. Only answer choice A ensures the elements in the list are parallel.
It will improve education, make government at all levels more cost-effective and user friendly, reduce health-care costs while improving quality, and give communities new ways to address problems such as crime and pollution.
In option B health-care costs will be reduced while improving quality is not parallel in the list. This is because we cannot say It will health care cost.....
In option C, reduce health-care costs while improve; the use of improve is incorrect. It should have been improving
D is incorrect: reducing health-car costs while improving quality. reducing should have been reduce. It is awkward to say it will reducing....
E is incorrect because the use of the gerund making is not appropriate. The bare form of the verb make is required.
The presence of comma in from and in a sentence means there are two possibilities. Either there is a list in which case we have to ensure parallelism in the list or two independent clauses are being joined together. In this case, there is a list, hence we have to ensure there is parallelism. Only answer choice A ensures the elements in the list are parallel.
It will improve education, make government at all levels more cost-effective and user friendly, reduce health-care costs while improving quality, and give communities new ways to address problems such as crime and pollution.
In option B health-care costs will be reduced while improving quality is not parallel in the list. This is because we cannot say It will health care cost.....
In option C, reduce health-care costs while improve; the use of improve is incorrect. It should have been improving
D is incorrect: reducing health-car costs while improving quality. reducing should have been reduce. It is awkward to say it will reducing....
E is incorrect because the use of the gerund making is not appropriate. The bare form of the verb make is required.
