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Online retailers have made it easy to purchase a variety of items without leaving the house; it remains to be seen whether shoppers will cease to visit malls and browse the stores as their inventories have grown even more extensive.
A) whether shoppers will cease to visit malls and browse the stores as their inventories have grown
B) whether shoppers will cease to visit malls to browse them once their inventories have grown
C) whether shoppers will cease to visit malls to browse the stores as the online retailers' inventories grow
D) if shoppers will cease to visit malls and browse the stores once the online retailers' inventories have grown
E) if shoppers will cease to visit malls to browse one as online retailers' inventories have grown
A) whether shoppers will cease to visit malls and browse the stores as their inventories have grown
B) whether shoppers will cease to visit malls to browse them once their inventories have grown
C) whether shoppers will cease to visit malls to browse the stores as the online retailers' inventories grow
D) if shoppers will cease to visit malls and browse the stores once the online retailers' inventories have grown
E) if shoppers will cease to visit malls to browse one as online retailers' inventories have grown
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Online retailers have made it easy to purchase a variety of items without leaving the house; it remains to be seen whether shoppers will cease to visit malls and browse the stores as their inventories have grown even more extensive.
A) whether shoppers will cease to visit malls and browse the stores as their inventories have grown
B) whether shoppers will cease to visit malls to browse them once their inventories have grown
C) whether shoppers will cease to visit malls to browse the stores as the online retailers' inventories grow
D) if shoppers will cease to visit malls and browse the stores once the online retailers' inventories have grown
E) if shoppers will cease to visit malls to browse one as online retailers' inventories have grown
A) whether shoppers will cease to visit malls and browse the stores as their inventories have grown
B) whether shoppers will cease to visit malls to browse them once their inventories have grown
C) whether shoppers will cease to visit malls to browse the stores as the online retailers' inventories grow
D) if shoppers will cease to visit malls and browse the stores once the online retailers' inventories have grown
E) if shoppers will cease to visit malls to browse one as online retailers' inventories have grown
I said C
A: wrong connection of 'and browse'. You need to connect the 'malls' with 'to browse' since that is what the shoppers do
B: 'them' does not have a clear pronoun. 'them' can refer to the shoppers, malls, or stores.
D: Same reasoning as A
E: 'browse one' is not clear.
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"their" pronoun is ambiguous in A and B
Usage of "if" to express doubt in D and E is incorrect
Hence C should be the correct answer.
Usage of "if" to express doubt in D and E is incorrect
Hence C should be the correct answer.
