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Advances in networking technology and home computers have made it easy for millions of Americans to work in their homes, often facilitating the communication between the manager, who continues to work on-site at the office, with his distant employees.
A. communication between the manager, who continues to work on-site at the office, with his distant employees
B. communication between the manager, who continues the work on-site at the office, with his distant employees
C. communication between the manager, who continues to work on-site at the office, to his distant employees
D. communication between the manager, who continues to work on-site at the office, and his distant employees
E. communication between the manager, who continues to work on-site at the office, with his distance employees
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B is incorrect because the use of "the work" changes the meaning of the sentence.
C is incorrect because it uses the prepositional phrase "to his distant employees" where "with his distant employees" is required.
D is incorrect because of the use of "and" which suggests "his distant employees" is either a main clause or the end of a list, even though that is not the case here.
E is incorrect because of the use of "distance employees" instead of "distant employees".
The correct answer is A. The original sentence contains no errors and conveys a clear message.
C is incorrect because it uses the prepositional phrase "to his distant employees" where "with his distant employees" is required.
D is incorrect because of the use of "and" which suggests "his distant employees" is either a main clause or the end of a list, even though that is not the case here.
E is incorrect because of the use of "distance employees" instead of "distant employees".
The correct answer is A. The original sentence contains no errors and conveys a clear message.
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Advances in networking technology and home computers have made it easy for millions of Americans to work in their homes, often facilitating the communication between the manager, who continues to work on-site at the office, with his distant employees.
Between is used when naming distinct, individual items. Here if you understand the meaning of the sentence and then skim through the options, you'll find the sentence is talking about communication between manager and distant employee working from home. Since two parties are involved, the construction would have BETWEEN X.....AND Y...
A. communication between the manager, who continues to work on-site at the office, with his distant employees
B. communication between the manager, who continues the work on-site at the office, with his distant employees
C. communication between the manager, who continues to work on-site at the office, to his distant employees
D. communication between the manager, who continues to work on-site at the office, and his distant employees -CORRECT
E. communication between the manager, who continues to work on-site at the office, with his distance employees
Between is used when naming distinct, individual items. Here if you understand the meaning of the sentence and then skim through the options, you'll find the sentence is talking about communication between manager and distant employee working from home. Since two parties are involved, the construction would have BETWEEN X.....AND Y...
A. communication between the manager, who continues to work on-site at the office, with his distant employees
B. communication between the manager, who continues the work on-site at the office, with his distant employees
C. communication between the manager, who continues to work on-site at the office, to his distant employees
D. communication between the manager, who continues to work on-site at the office, and his distant employees -CORRECT
E. communication between the manager, who continues to work on-site at the office, with his distance employees
