Bunuel wrote:
The nation’s increasing reliance on automation is reducing the number of jobs available to hardworking people, forcing many families to make the unfortunate choice between having a roof over their heads or receiving healthcare.
1. "Between" always takes "and" and not "or". Error spotted in A and C ---- Eliminate.
2. We don't "have healthcare" instead we "receive healthcare". Error spotted in C, D, and E ---- Eliminate.
3. To compare two things we use "between" and for more than two things we use "among" . Error spotted in E. ----- Eliminate
4. Use of "with" in D is wrong. Eliminate(A) forcing many families to make the unfortunate choice between having a roof over their heads or receiving healthcare
Use of "between + or" is always wrong. (B) forcing many families to make the unfortunate choice between having a roof over their heads and receiving healthcare
(C) forcing many families to make the unfortunate choice between having a roof over their heads or healthcare
Use of "between + or" is always wrong. "having" and "health care" are not parallel as "having" is a modifier and health care is a "noun"(D) forcing many families with making the unfortunate choice between having a roof over their heads and healthcare
"with" is wrong. Also, "having" and "health care" are not parallel as "having" is a modifier and health care is a "noun"(E) forcing many families to make the unfortunate choice among having a roof over their heads and healthcare
"having" and "health care" are not parallel as "having" is a modifier and health care is a "noun"
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