However one likes it or not; agriculture will be considered as the primary source of income,[/u] even if other manufacturing activities proliferate.
Error #1: Between However and Whether, latter should be used as
likes it or not is providing two possible conditions. So use of
whether is more appropriate here.
A. However one likes it or not; agriculture will be considered as the primary source of income,: Error #1
B. However, one likes it or not agriculture will be considered as the primary source of income: Error #1
C. Whether one likes it or not, agriculture will be considered as the primary source of income,:
Correct, no grammatical error and conveys the meaning.
D. Whether one likes it or
not agriculture will be considered as the primary source of income,: Run-on sentence, comma required after
notE. Whether one likes it or
not! agriculture will be considered as the primary source of income,: No strong emotions at display so exclamation mark is not needed.
IMO C.
Bunuel
However one likes it or not; agriculture will be considered as the primary source of income, even if other manufacturing activities proliferate.
A. However one likes it or not; agriculture will be considered as the primary source of income,
B. However, one likes it or not agriculture will be considered as the primary source of income
C. Whether one likes it or not, agriculture will be considered as the primary source of income,
D. Whether one likes it or not agriculture will be considered as the primary source of income,
E. Whether one likes it or not! agriculture will be considered as the primary source of income,