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01 Jan 2023, 08:07
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Hi there,
I am struggling with the TTP's challenge sentece correction question. Can you please help?
A) Proponents in government in Australia contend that its again implementing a "carbon tax" will result in a significant reduction in greenhouse gas emissions, a result like that achieved by other wealthy nations.
This is the correct answer choice of the question but I couldn't figure out what is the antecedent of pronoun "that." Result like what? There is no noun that can be possible antecedent of the pronoun "that."
I am struggling with the TTP's challenge sentece correction question. Can you please help?
A) Proponents in government in Australia contend that its again implementing a "carbon tax" will result in a significant reduction in greenhouse gas emissions, a result like that achieved by other wealthy nations.
This is the correct answer choice of the question but I couldn't figure out what is the antecedent of pronoun "that." Result like what? There is no noun that can be possible antecedent of the pronoun "that."
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01 Jan 2023, 08:22
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Here, the antecedent of "that" is the ---- Participle phrase ie, 'implementing a "carbon tax" acts as a noun phrase.
Hope it helps.
Hope it helps.
01 Jan 2023, 09:28
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Suraj0184
Thank you for your answer. However, I am wondering the "that" that appears in "a result like that achieved by other nations --" part of the sentence. The sentence "--- a result like implementing carbon tax achieved by other nations ---" does not totally make sense I guess. The sentence implies the good results that achieved by other countries I get that part, but my question is what is the antecedent of "that"?
