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That the companies would merge was a certainty, though less clear were when the merger would take place, who among the top executives would be the chief executive, and who, if anyone, would voluntarily leave.
A. That the companies would merge was a certainty, though less clear were when the merger would take place, who among the top executives would be the chief executive, and who, if anyone, would voluntarily leave.
B. The companies’ merger was a certainty, though less clear was when the merger would take place, who among the top executives would be the chief executive, and who, if anyone, would voluntarily leave.
C. The companies’ merger was certain, though less clear was when the merger would take place, who among the top executives the chief executive would be, and who, if anyone, would voluntarily choose to leave.
D. It was certain that the companies would merge, though less clear was when the merger would take place, who among the top executives would be the chief executive, and if anyone leaves, who.
E. It was certain that the companies would merge, though less clear was when the merger would take place, who among the top executives would be the chief executive, and who, if anyone voluntarily leaves, would do so.
A. That the companies would merge was a certainty, though less clear were when the merger would take place, who among the top executives would be the chief executive, and who, if anyone, would voluntarily leave.
B. The companies’ merger was a certainty, though less clear was when the merger would take place, who among the top executives would be the chief executive, and who, if anyone, would voluntarily leave.
C. The companies’ merger was certain, though less clear was when the merger would take place, who among the top executives the chief executive would be, and who, if anyone, would voluntarily choose to leave.
D. It was certain that the companies would merge, though less clear was when the merger would take place, who among the top executives would be the chief executive, and if anyone leaves, who.
E. It was certain that the companies would merge, though less clear was when the merger would take place, who among the top executives would be the chief executive, and who, if anyone voluntarily leaves, would do so.
12 Oct 2023, 23:15
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C. The companies’ merger was certain, though less clear was when the merger would take place, who among the top executives the chief executive would be, and who, if anyone, would voluntarily choose to leave.
Only option C maintains the parallelism correctly.
The companies merger was certain,
1. when the merger would take place,
2. who among the top executives the chief executive would be, AND
3. who, if anyone, would voluntarily choose to leave.
Only option C maintains the parallelism correctly.
The companies merger was certain,
1. when the merger would take place,
2. who among the top executives the chief executive would be, AND
3. who, if anyone, would voluntarily choose to leave.
13 Oct 2023, 22:41
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ChandlerBong
Option B has the exact same parallelism with better diction. Can someone post the OE?
