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Hi everyone,
I hope you are all having a great day! Question is as follows:
Discussion of greenhouse effects have usually had as a focus the possibility of Earth growing warmer and to what extent it might, but climatologists have indicated all along that precipitation, storminess, and temperature extremes are likely to have the greatest impact on people.
(A) Discussion of greenhouse effects have usually had as a focus the possibility of Earth growing warmer and to what extent it might,
(B) Discussion of greenhouse effects has usually had as its focus whether Earth would get warmer and what the extent would be,
(C) Discussion of greenhouse effects has usually focused on whether Earth would grow warmer and to what extent,
(D) The discussion of greenhouse effects have usually focused on the possibility of Earth getting warmer and to what extent it might,
(E) The discussion of greenhouse effects has usually focused on whether Earth would grow warmer and the extent that is,
Now, I did use the subject/verb agreement to eliminate all "have" statements i.e A and D. From there I eliminated A since "its focus" focus clearly showcases the focus of the discussion and eliminated E since "the extent that is" is unidiomatic. I went with the OA.
The explanation, however, states that "[...] the phrases whether... warmer and to what extent are parallel". How are these parallel? From my knowledge, parallel statements were ones with complementary ending suffixes, which in turn mean they are all happening at the same time (from a verb-tense point of view).
An explanation would be great! Thank you
I hope you are all having a great day! Question is as follows:
Discussion of greenhouse effects have usually had as a focus the possibility of Earth growing warmer and to what extent it might, but climatologists have indicated all along that precipitation, storminess, and temperature extremes are likely to have the greatest impact on people.
(A) Discussion of greenhouse effects have usually had as a focus the possibility of Earth growing warmer and to what extent it might,
(B) Discussion of greenhouse effects has usually had as its focus whether Earth would get warmer and what the extent would be,
(C) Discussion of greenhouse effects has usually focused on whether Earth would grow warmer and to what extent,
(D) The discussion of greenhouse effects have usually focused on the possibility of Earth getting warmer and to what extent it might,
(E) The discussion of greenhouse effects has usually focused on whether Earth would grow warmer and the extent that is,
Now, I did use the subject/verb agreement to eliminate all "have" statements i.e A and D. From there I eliminated A since "its focus" focus clearly showcases the focus of the discussion and eliminated E since "the extent that is" is unidiomatic. I went with the OA.
The explanation, however, states that "[...] the phrases whether... warmer and to what extent are parallel". How are these parallel? From my knowledge, parallel statements were ones with complementary ending suffixes, which in turn mean they are all happening at the same time (from a verb-tense point of view).
An explanation would be great! Thank you
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