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As the booming industries of recent years from construction to finance is unlikely to bounce back, millions of people from Wall Street bankers to Chinese migrants should find wholly different lines of work.
A. As the booming industries of recent years from construction to finance is unlikely to bounce back, millions of people from Wall Street bankers to Chinese migrants should
B. The booming industries of recent years from construction to finance will not bounce back; millions of people from Wall Street bankers to Chinese migrants should
C. Just as the booming industries of recent years from construction to finance will not bounce back, millions of people from Wall Street bankers to Chinese migrants have to
D. Since the booming industries of recent years from construction to finance will not bounce back, millions of people from Wall Street bankers to Chinese migrants will need to
E. Since the booming industries of recent years from construction to finance is not likely to bounce back, millions of people from Wall Street bankers to Chinese migrants need to
A. As the booming industries of recent years from construction to finance is unlikely to bounce back, millions of people from Wall Street bankers to Chinese migrants should
B. The booming industries of recent years from construction to finance will not bounce back; millions of people from Wall Street bankers to Chinese migrants should
C. Just as the booming industries of recent years from construction to finance will not bounce back, millions of people from Wall Street bankers to Chinese migrants have to
D. Since the booming industries of recent years from construction to finance will not bounce back, millions of people from Wall Street bankers to Chinese migrants will need to
E. Since the booming industries of recent years from construction to finance is not likely to bounce back, millions of people from Wall Street bankers to Chinese migrants need to
10 Oct 2020, 01:12
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Why not A?
I am guessing the answer is based more on meaning here, and A makes more sense to me. Can anyone explain?
I am guessing the answer is based more on meaning here, and A makes more sense to me. Can anyone explain?
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10 Oct 2020, 05:28
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Choice A&D are eliminated due to Subject Verb Agreement (Industries - is awkward )
Choice B - Distortion
Choice C & D - D explains the necessity to find new job perfectly
Coorect answer D
Choice B - Distortion
Choice C & D - D explains the necessity to find new job perfectly
Coorect answer D
