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Just as more high schools are preparing for anticipated budget cuts, local colleges prepare to cut many classes in anticipation of an even more significant decrease in enrollment.
(A) prepare to cut many classes in anticipation of an even more significant decrease in enrollment.
(B) prepare cuts of many classes in anticipation of even more significant decreasing enrollments.
(C) prepare for the cutting of many classes even more significantly decreasing in enrollment.
(D) prepare for the cutting of many classes because they anticipate even more significant decreases in enrollment.
(E) are preparing to cut many classes in anticipation of an even greater decrease in enrollment.
(A) prepare to cut many classes in anticipation of an even more significant decrease in enrollment.
(B) prepare cuts of many classes in anticipation of even more significant decreasing enrollments.
(C) prepare for the cutting of many classes even more significantly decreasing in enrollment.
(D) prepare for the cutting of many classes because they anticipate even more significant decreases in enrollment.
(E) are preparing to cut many classes in anticipation of an even greater decrease in enrollment.
29 Nov 2010, 01:44
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29 Nov 2010, 05:56
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At least E is maintaining the verb parallelism ‘are preparing for x” and ‘are preparing to Y’.None others do that. In the process , I am even ignoring ' preparing for an adjectival noun" with 'preparing to a verb' because others choices are far more
indictable IMO
If there is anything to look beyond in this case. , please indicate. Until then,let me go with E
indictable IMO
If there is anything to look beyond in this case. , please indicate. Until then,let me go with E
