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Many corporations are scaling back their operations and focusing on their core businesses so as not to be hindered by over-diversification in the world marketplace.
A. so as not to be hindered by over-diversification
B. so that over-diversification would not hinder them
C. so that they will not have so much diversification to hinder them
D. and thereby not to be hindered by over-diversification
E. and there is not so much diversification to hinder them
A. so as not to be hindered by over-diversification
B. so that over-diversification would not hinder them
C. so that they will not have so much diversification to hinder them
D. and thereby not to be hindered by over-diversification
E. and there is not so much diversification to hinder them
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Many corporations are scaling back their operations and focusing on their core businesses so as not to be hindered by over-diversification in the world marketplace.
A. so as not to be hindered by over-diversification
B. so that over-diversification would not hinder them
C. so that they will not have so much diversification to hinder them
D. and thereby not to be hindered by over-diversification
E. and there is not so much diversification to hinder them
I am confused between option A and B
A. so as not to be hindered by over-diversification- Seems like a OK colloquial usage , uses a passive construction i will not commit to it
B. so that over-diversification would not hinder them- rectifies the passive construction , conveys the correct meaning , seems like the real deal. the only thing here is the usage of would which suggests that the overdiversification is expected in future and the firms want to avoid it. nothing wrong with that - KEEP THIS
C. so that they will not have so much diversification to hinder them- this suggests that firms will have over diversification in order to hinder them . I dont even know what that means.
D. and thereby not to be hindered by over-diversification- usage of And to establish some sort parallelism is wrong here . there is nothing working with and
E. and there is not so much diversification to hinder them - same as option D
I marked B .
Lets see . i will wait for the experts
A. so as not to be hindered by over-diversification
B. so that over-diversification would not hinder them
C. so that they will not have so much diversification to hinder them
D. and thereby not to be hindered by over-diversification
E. and there is not so much diversification to hinder them
I am confused between option A and B
A. so as not to be hindered by over-diversification- Seems like a OK colloquial usage , uses a passive construction i will not commit to it
B. so that over-diversification would not hinder them- rectifies the passive construction , conveys the correct meaning , seems like the real deal. the only thing here is the usage of would which suggests that the overdiversification is expected in future and the firms want to avoid it. nothing wrong with that - KEEP THIS
C. so that they will not have so much diversification to hinder them- this suggests that firms will have over diversification in order to hinder them . I dont even know what that means.
D. and thereby not to be hindered by over-diversification- usage of And to establish some sort parallelism is wrong here . there is nothing working with and
E. and there is not so much diversification to hinder them - same as option D
I marked B .
Lets see . i will wait for the experts
30 Nov 2018, 11:02
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A for me ,in B would is not used with reference to the past.
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