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The report on the foundation’s endangered African wildlife states that the more the human population destroys the natural habitat, the species endangerment risk is greater.
(A) the species endangerment risk is greater.
(B) the risk of species endangerment is the greater.
(C) the greater the risk to endangered species.
(D) the endangerment of species is the greater.
(E) the species is greater for risk of endangerment.
(A) the species endangerment risk is greater.
(B) the risk of species endangerment is the greater.
(C) the greater the risk to endangered species.
(D) the endangerment of species is the greater.
(E) the species is greater for risk of endangerment.
05 Jul 2019, 11:20
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The report on the foundation’s endangered African wildlife states that the more the human population destroys the natural habitat, the species endangerment risk is greater.
(A) the species endangerment risk is greater.
(B) the risk of species endangerment is the greater.
(C) the greater the risk to endangered species.
(D) the endangerment of species is the greater.
(E) the species is greater for risk of endangerment.
Must be (C). for correct use of Idiomatic and Parallel structure(A) the species endangerment risk is greater.
(B) the risk of species endangerment is the greater.
(C) the greater the risk to endangered species.
(D) the endangerment of species is the greater.
(E) the species is greater for risk of endangerment.
the more............the greater
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This sentence uses the idiom "the more the..., the greater the...".
Only C uses this idiom correctly.
Hence IMO it has to be C
Only C uses this idiom correctly.
Hence IMO it has to be C
