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frankqxq
Hi frankqxq,
You're welcome, but it's actually the past and present that I consider most likely, not the future.
To be very clear, past participles can of course be used in verbs that carry different tenses (like will be completed), but when I see only completed (participle), I would normally think that the original verb was in either the past tense or the present tense.
25 Sep 2022, 09:36
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TommyWallach
1. Standard noun form is preferred over ing form right?
2. In D, parallelism is
The program for modernizing the steel mill, which
a. can, it is hoped, be completed in the late 1980’s
b. cost approximately 51 million dollars.
Right?
So parallelism is correct?
As per MGMAT, Parallelism, because of the AND. While we hope that the program will be completed on time, we don't hope it will cost 51 million dollars. That's just what it will cost Nice try, AND.
1. Standard noun form is preferred over ing form right?
2. In D, parallelism is
The program for modernizing the steel mill, which
a. can, it is hoped, be completed in the late 1980’s
b. cost approximately 51 million dollars.
Right?
So parallelism is correct?
As per MGMAT, Parallelism, because of the AND. While we hope that the program will be completed on time, we don't hope it will cost 51 million dollars. That's just what it will cost Nice try, AND.
25 Sep 2022, 11:45
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Rickooreo
1). I think that would depend on how the word was being used.
2). I don't know if we hope it will cost 51 million dollars or not. Maybe that's a good deal for the project. The biggest issue in D is that it isn't a compete sentence:
"The program for modernizing the steel mill, which can, it is hoped, be completed in the late 1980’s and cost approximately 51 million dollars."
"Which can be completed...and cost" is a modifying phrase describing 'the program for modernizing the steel mill' (if I'm as generous as possible with the 'which' modifier...). So what is the VERB for "The program" to DO in the sentence? There isn't one. This is a fragment. A subject without a verb.
