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Law enforcement experts expect that citizens will be similarly likely to neglect the new law as the previous one.
A. similarly likely to neglect the new law as
B. similarly likely to neglect the new law as they did
C. similarly likely that they will neglect the new law as
D. as likely that they will neglect the new law as
E. as likely to neglect the new law as they did
A. similarly likely to neglect the new law as
B. similarly likely to neglect the new law as they did
C. similarly likely that they will neglect the new law as
D. as likely that they will neglect the new law as
E. as likely to neglect the new law as they did
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Law enforcement experts expect that citizens will be similarly likely to neglect the new law as the previous one.
A. similarly likely to neglect the new law as :- as is not used to compare noun, " as previous one " is wrong
B. similarly likely to neglect the new law as they did :- wrong phrase it should be as X as Y
C. similarly likely that they will neglect the new law as :- "as" is not used to compare noun, " as previous one " is wrong
D. as likely that they will neglect the new law as as is not used to compare noun, " as previous one " is wrong
E. as likely to neglect the new law as they did :- as X as Y, right comparison and "as" is used to compare two clause -Correct
A. similarly likely to neglect the new law as :- as is not used to compare noun, " as previous one " is wrong
B. similarly likely to neglect the new law as they did :- wrong phrase it should be as X as Y
C. similarly likely that they will neglect the new law as :- "as" is not used to compare noun, " as previous one " is wrong
D. as likely that they will neglect the new law as as is not used to compare noun, " as previous one " is wrong
E. as likely to neglect the new law as they did :- as X as Y, right comparison and "as" is used to compare two clause -Correct
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My explanation:-
Similarly likely…. As …. -> Incorrect form of comparison
therefore A,B and C are out
D - ……….. as likely that they will neglect the new law as the previous one
In D comparison is ambiguous
E - …………. as likely to neglect the new law as they did the previous one.
Option E compares correctly
Similarly likely…. As …. -> Incorrect form of comparison
therefore A,B and C are out
D - ……….. as likely that they will neglect the new law as the previous one
In D comparison is ambiguous
E - …………. as likely to neglect the new law as they did the previous one.
Option E compares correctly
