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Although the total ticket revenues from independent movie theaters amounts to a sum more than $300 million last year, many analysts predict that such theaters will struggle this year and in the future.
A. amounts to a sum more
B. amounts to more
C. amounted to more
D. amounted to higher
E. amounted to a higher sum
A. amounts to a sum more
B. amounts to more
C. amounted to more
D. amounted to higher
E. amounted to a higher sum
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21 Nov 2020, 04:58
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Eazzyy Question...Here is my analysis -
1. S-V agreement is Ok in all
2. Tense --- Look at A and B, by using present tense it indicates it as a fact but its not a fact, but it is indicating an event happened in the earlier, whose implications are stated by analyst. So use "amounted" --> A, B out
3. Higher - is not the correct idiom here...it should be More....X...than....Y --> C, D out
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I don't think the SV is okay in all choices. The subject is "total ticket revenues" (plural) and we have "amounts" (singular) as the verb in A and B. Its a SV error.
Between C, D and E, D and E use "higher" instead of "more", which is used in C. Since revenues are an uncountable noun, we will use "more". C is the winner.
