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15 Dec 2019, 06:38
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Proponents of Esperanto argue that a universal language would have two main benefits: it would not only lead to the increasing of world trade, it would also help to foster understanding and tolerance throughout the world.
A) it would not only lead to the increasing of world trade, it would also help to foster understanding and tolerance
B) it would not only lead to increased world trade, but understanding and tolerance would also be fostered
C) not only would it lead to increased world trade as it also helps to foster understanding and tolerance
D) not only would it lead to increased world trade, but it would also foster understanding and tolerance
E) not only would world trade be increased, but it would foster understanding and tolerance
A) it would not only lead to the increasing of world trade, it would also help to foster understanding and tolerance
B) it would not only lead to increased world trade, but understanding and tolerance would also be fostered
C) not only would it lead to increased world trade as it also helps to foster understanding and tolerance
D) not only would it lead to increased world trade, but it would also foster understanding and tolerance
E) not only would world trade be increased, but it would foster understanding and tolerance
15 Dec 2019, 08:20
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not only would it lead to ... but it would also foster
Hence (D)
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Hence (D)
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15 Dec 2019, 08:27
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anmolmakkarz17
We can eliminate answers A, C, E for not using the idiom "not only ... but also".
Answer B is eliminated due to the lack of parallelism.
Option D!
