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27 Dec 2022, 12:04
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Extreme reliance on metrics that have brought success in the past is likely to make a company miss opportunities that are created by disruptions in technology and consumer behavior.
A. Extreme reliance on metrics that have brought success in the past is likely to make a company miss opportunities that are created by disruptions in technology and
B. A company’s extreme reliance on metrics that have brought success in the past is likely to make it miss opportunities that are created by disruptions in technology and
C. A company that is extremely reliant on metrics that have brought success in the past makes it likely to miss opportunities that are created by disruptions in technology and
D. Being extremely reliant on metrics that have brought it success in the past is likely to make a company miss opportunities that it created by disruptions in technology and
E. Extreme reliance on metrics that had been successful in the past is likely to make a company miss opportunities created by disruptions in technology and those in
A. Extreme reliance on metrics that have brought success in the past is likely to make a company miss opportunities that are created by disruptions in technology and
B. A company’s extreme reliance on metrics that have brought success in the past is likely to make it miss opportunities that are created by disruptions in technology and
C. A company that is extremely reliant on metrics that have brought success in the past makes it likely to miss opportunities that are created by disruptions in technology and
D. Being extremely reliant on metrics that have brought it success in the past is likely to make a company miss opportunities that it created by disruptions in technology and
E. Extreme reliance on metrics that had been successful in the past is likely to make a company miss opportunities created by disruptions in technology and those in
09 Apr 2023, 14:02
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Bunuel
C distorts the meaning
D has pronoun error (no antecedent of it)
E doesn't need had.
B has pronoun error ( no antecedent of it)
A is correct and with no pronoun error.
I hope this helps!
10 Apr 2023, 05:08
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Bunuel
1. has/have + past participle = Present Perfect tense (Option E rejected)
2. B can be rejected as there is no antecedent for "it" .
3. C uses passive structure (Highlighted in red).
4. D uses passive structure (Highlighted in red).
5. E uses past perfect continuous tense unnecessarily (Highlighted in red).
Hence, Correct Answer must be (A)
