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Re: The overall slackening of growth in productivity is [#permalink]
reply2spg wrote:
The overall slackening of growth in productivity is influenced less by government regulation, although that is significant for specific industries like mining, than the coming to an end of a period of rapid growth in agricultural productivity.

(A) the coming to an end of
(B) the ending of
(C) by the coming to an end of
(D) by ending
(E) by the end of


A, B out.
debated between C & E. Finally went with C. E sounds like the end was abrupt.
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Re: The overall slackening of growth in productivity is [#permalink]
JohnLewis1980 wrote:
Hi mates,

IMO E

(A) the coming to an end of
(B) the ending of
(C) by the coming to an end of
(D) by ending
(E) by the end of

A and B out because of //ism: the sentence must start with by
C and D sound a little bit wordy to me

OA and Source?

Cheers


I agree C is too wordy. What's the OA?
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Re: The overall slackening of growth in productivity is [#permalink]
I do not see anything wrong with E.



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