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One immediate legacy of America’s recent mortgage crisis is the realization that credit may never again be so easily available.
a) is the realization that credit may never again be so easily available
b) are the realizations that credit may never again be so easily available
c) is realizing that credit may never again be so easily available
d) is to realize that credit may never again be so easily available
e) is realizing that credit will never again be so easily available
a) is the realization that credit may never again be so easily available
b) are the realizations that credit may never again be so easily available
c) is realizing that credit may never again be so easily available
d) is to realize that credit may never again be so easily available
e) is realizing that credit will never again be so easily available
18 Nov 2014, 14:12
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Main subject: "one immediate legacy" <-- singular.
One immediate legacy of America’s recent mortgage crisis is the realization that credit may never again be so easily available.
a) is the realization that credit may never again be so easily available
CORRECT. X is Y <-- X and Y are nouns. Correct meaning and grammar.
b) are the realizations that credit may never again be so easily available
Wrong. S-V agreement.
c) is realizing that credit may never again be so easily available
Wrong. The legacy is NOT realizing (progressive). It is the realization that.............
d) is to realize that credit may never again be so easily available
Wrong. "To + verb" is used incorrectly. No intent/plan here.
e) is realizing that credit will never again be so easily available
Wrong. Same problem as in C.
Hope it helps.
One immediate legacy of America’s recent mortgage crisis is the realization that credit may never again be so easily available.
a) is the realization that credit may never again be so easily available
CORRECT. X is Y <-- X and Y are nouns. Correct meaning and grammar.
b) are the realizations that credit may never again be so easily available
Wrong. S-V agreement.
c) is realizing that credit may never again be so easily available
Wrong. The legacy is NOT realizing (progressive). It is the realization that.............
d) is to realize that credit may never again be so easily available
Wrong. "To + verb" is used incorrectly. No intent/plan here.
e) is realizing that credit will never again be so easily available
Wrong. Same problem as in C.
Hope it helps.
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One immediate legacy of America’s recent mortgage crisis is the realization that credit may never again be so easily available.
a) is the realization that credit may never again be so easily available -
b) are the realizations that credit may never again be so easily available - Singular verb is required.
c) is realizing that credit may never again be so easily available - Seems legacy is realizing instead of it is a realization (Passive to active), hence change in meaning.
d) is to realize that credit may never again be so easily available - No action of purpose is involved hence Infinitive is wrong.
e) is realizing that credit will never again be so easily available - Same as C. Probability word (may) instead of certainty word (will) is required.
a) is the realization that credit may never again be so easily available -
b) are the realizations that credit may never again be so easily available - Singular verb is required.
c) is realizing that credit may never again be so easily available - Seems legacy is realizing instead of it is a realization (Passive to active), hence change in meaning.
d) is to realize that credit may never again be so easily available - No action of purpose is involved hence Infinitive is wrong.
e) is realizing that credit will never again be so easily available - Same as C. Probability word (may) instead of certainty word (will) is required.
