Project SC Butler: Day 55 Sentence Correction (SC2)
For SC butler Questions Click HereReorganizing the corporate structure of Nitescheleds will be a cause for concern for the employees; just
like the company employees who will have a sense of instability and uncertainty following the sudden hiring of a large number of new workers, so restructuring the corporation will cause employees to feel anxious.
A) just like the company employees who will have a sense of instability and uncertainty following the sudden hiring of a large number of new workers,
B) like suddenly hiring a large number of new workers does lead to a sense of instability and uncertainty among company employees,
C) the company employees will have a sense of instability an uncertainty following the sudden hiring of a large number of new workers,
D) as suddenly hiring a large number of new workers which will lead to a sense of instability and uncertainty among company employees,
E) as suddenly hiring a large number of new workers will lead to a sense of instability and uncertainty among company employees,
OFFICIAL EXPLANATION• Punctuation: A colon (:), semicolon (;), and dash (—) replace connecting words.
They are usually used to draw our attention to the connection between the different parts of the sentence.
• Parallelism: Parallel verbs must have the same tense, but they can be a mix of
active/passive or positive/negative forms
• The structure
just . . . so suggests that there needs to be parallelism between
the first section of the sentence and the second one.
• The first section begins with
reorganizing the structure, therefore the second part
of the sentence should begin with
suddenly hiring rather than
company employees.
We need an ___ING word (a gerund) in order to maintain parallelism, not an ___ING word and a noun.• In addition, because the second section begins with a verb (
hiring) and not with a noun,
the correct idiomatic expression is
just as, not
just like.
•
Just as . . . so . . . will is a common idiomatic expression, which only D and E follow.
• In D,
which is unnecessary and breaks the passive structure of the argument.
COMMENTSgadde22 and
Niraphan , welcome!
That OE is good, so I will not comment.
The best answer is that by
adkikani . Kudos!
HAPPY NEW YEAR, everyone!