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Three federal lawsuits that charge a prominent investment firm with releasing fraudulent financial reports to promote sales of its mutual funds and raising disturbing questions about how to control fraudulent behavior in the financial services industry, behavior that appears to be on the rise.
(A) that charge a prominent investment firm with releasing fraudulent financial reports to promote sales of its mutual funds and raising disturbing questions about how to control fraudulent behavior in the financial services industry, behavior that appears to be on the rise -- PARALLELISM
(B) charging a prominent investment firm with releasing fraudulent financial reports and promoting sales of its mutual funds raises disturbing questions about how to control fraudulent behavior in the financial services industry that appears to be on the rise -- SV AGREEMENT
(C) that charge a prominent investment firm with releasing fraudulent financial reports to promote sales of its mutual funds raises disturbing questions about how to control fraudulent behavior in the financial services industry, which appears to be on the rise -- SV AGREEMENT
(D) charge a prominent investment firm with releasing fraudulent financial reports to promote sales of its mutual funds raise disturbing questions about how to control fraudulent behavior in the financial services industry that appears to be on the rise -- RUN ON SENTENCE
(E) charging a prominent investment firm with releasing fraudulent financial reports to promote sales of its mutual funds raise disturbing questions about how to control fraudulent behavior in the financial services industry, behavior that appears to be on the rise - Correct
(A) that charge a prominent investment firm with releasing fraudulent financial reports to promote sales of its mutual funds and raising disturbing questions about how to control fraudulent behavior in the financial services industry, behavior that appears to be on the rise -- PARALLELISM
(B) charging a prominent investment firm with releasing fraudulent financial reports and promoting sales of its mutual funds raises disturbing questions about how to control fraudulent behavior in the financial services industry that appears to be on the rise -- SV AGREEMENT
(C) that charge a prominent investment firm with releasing fraudulent financial reports to promote sales of its mutual funds raises disturbing questions about how to control fraudulent behavior in the financial services industry, which appears to be on the rise -- SV AGREEMENT
(D) charge a prominent investment firm with releasing fraudulent financial reports to promote sales of its mutual funds raise disturbing questions about how to control fraudulent behavior in the financial services industry that appears to be on the rise -- RUN ON SENTENCE
(E) charging a prominent investment firm with releasing fraudulent financial reports to promote sales of its mutual funds raise disturbing questions about how to control fraudulent behavior in the financial services industry, behavior that appears to be on the rise - Correct
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Hello, lakshya14. A dangling modifier or participle would attribute some information to an illogical actor or thing, and it typically falls into one of two camps: the -ing or -ed + by phrase.
1) Running down the street, my knee was injured when I fell.
2) Powered by a Core processor, I like my new computer.
Option (E) uses an appositive phrase to define or describe a noun that has come before. Quite often, such a phrase will be self-contained, as in the following:
3) Muhammad Ali, the legendary boxer, died in 2016.
However, there are occasions, particularly in lengthier sentences, in which the noun may be repeated at the head of the appositive phrase, either for clarity or for stylistic reasons, and that is what we are dealing with here. Another sentence might emphasize how important a book was to a youngster:
4) When Henry was five, his mother purchased him a book from a local bookstore, a book that would come to shape his thoughts on just about everything for the rest of his life.
I hope that helps. If you have further questions, feel free to ask.
- Andrew
