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Corporation X spends a larger percentage of its revenue on insurance than Corporation Y does on employee salaries.
A. Corporation X spends a larger percentage of its revenue on insurance than Corporation Y does on employee salaries.
B. In Corporation X, a larger percentage of the revenues is spent on insurance than is spent on employee salaries in Corporation Y.
C. In Corporation X, they spend a larger percentage of revenues on insurance than Corporation Y does on employee salaries.
D. A larger percentage of Corporation X’s revenue is spent on insurance than Corporation Y spends on employee salaries.
E. Of the Corporations X and Y, a higher percentage of revenues is spent on insurance by the former than the latter spends on employee salaries.
A. Corporation X spends a larger percentage of its revenue on insurance than Corporation Y does on employee salaries.
B. In Corporation X, a larger percentage of the revenues is spent on insurance than is spent on employee salaries in Corporation Y.
C. In Corporation X, they spend a larger percentage of revenues on insurance than Corporation Y does on employee salaries.
D. A larger percentage of Corporation X’s revenue is spent on insurance than Corporation Y spends on employee salaries.
E. Of the Corporations X and Y, a higher percentage of revenues is spent on insurance by the former than the latter spends on employee salaries.
06 Sep 2017, 22:00
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A makes the comparison well.
In B, "in Corporation X" indicates that a larger percentage of the revenues of X is spent on employee salaries in Corporation Y.
In C, "they" wrongly refers to "Corporation X"
In D, the sentence is awkward.
In D, the meaning is unclear.
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06 Sep 2017, 22:22
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Will go with A
X spends larger % on ..... than Y does on .....
Logical and correct comparison. Parallelism is maintained in the sentence.
