aadikamagic wrote:
The average fare for big city public transportation involving millions of people moving to and from their workplaces every weekday has generally increased more slowly than inflation has.
a)transportation involving millions of people moving to and from their workplaces every weekday has generally increased more slowly than inflation has.
b)transportation involving millions of people moving to and from their workplaces every weekday have generally increased more slowly than inflation.
c)transportation, during which millions of people moving to and from their workplaces every weekday, has generally increased more slowly than inflation.
d)transportation, where millions of people are moved to and from their workplaces every weekday, have generally increased more slowly than inflation.
e)transportation, where millions of people are moved to and from their workplaces every weekday, has generally increased more slowly than has inflation.
a)transportation involving millions of people moving to and from their workplaces every weekday has generally increased more slowly than inflation has.
b)transportation involving millions of people moving to and from their workplaces every weekday
have generally increased more slowly than inflation. -
We are talking about average fare, so it must be singularc)transportation,
during which millions of people moving to and from their workplaces every weekday, has generally increased more slowly than inflation. -
Public transportation here is a noun, not a verb, so during is incorrectd)transportation,
where millions of people are moved to and from their workplaces every weekday, have generally increased more slowly than inflation. -
Where is used for places, usage of where in this case is wronge)transportation,
where millions of people are moved to and from their workplaces every weekday, has generally increased more slowly than has inflation. -
Where is used for places, usage of where in this case is wrongHope this explanation helps..