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I need help. 1/ where should the adverb "previously" be placed in E? 2/ "to analyze" is preferred even though the purpose cannot be performed by the subject?
Uncomfortable with parsing the enormous quantities of data aggregated through their new collection methods, actuaries are assisting many of the organizations who employ them to analyze information that would have been previously difficult to handle.
A actuaries are assisting many of the organizations who employ them to analyze information that would have been previously
B actuaries are assisting many of the organizations who employ them for assistance in analyzing their information that would previously have been
C many organizations are employing actuaries for assistance from them to analyze information that would have been previously
D many organizations are employing actuaries for assistance to analyze information that previously would have been
E many organizations are employing actuaries to analyze information that would previously have been
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I need help. 1/ where should the adverb "previously" be placed in E? 2/ "to analyze" is preferred even though the purpose cannot be performed by the subject?
Uncomfortable with parsing the enormous quantities of data aggregated through their new collection methods, actuaries are assisting many of the organizations who employ them to analyze information that would have been previously difficult to handle.
A actuaries are assisting many of the organizations who employ them to analyze information that would have been previously
B actuaries are assisting many of the organizations who employ them for assistance in analyzing their information that would previously have been
C many organizations are employing actuaries for assistance from them to analyze information that would have been previously
D many organizations are employing actuaries for assistance to analyze information that previously would have been
E many organizations are employing actuaries to analyze information that would previously have been
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Previously is a false decision point in this problem. You can eliminate A & B because "many organizations" should immediately follow the initial modifier. You can eliminate C because "for assistance from" is incorrect. You can eliminate D because "for assistance to" is also incorrect. That leaves the correct answer to be E
Uncomfortable with parsing the enormous quantities of data aggregated through their new collection methods,actuaries are assisting many of the organizations who employ them to analyze information that would have been previously difficult to handle.
A actuaries are assisting many of the organizations who employ them to analyze information that would have been previously- Organisations are finding it difficult to process information and hence company should follow the modifying phrase
B actuaries are assisting many of the organizations who employ them for assistance in analyzing their information that would previously have been - i]Organisations are finding it difficult to process information and hence company should follow the modifying phrase
C many organizations are employing actuaries for assistance from them to analyze information that would have been previously -> Its already understood that companies are employing actuaries for assistance and you dont need to restate it
D many organizations are employing actuaries for assistance to analyze information that previously would have been -Its already understood that companies are employing actuaries for assistance and you dont need to restate it
E many organizations are employing actuaries to analyze information that would previously have been -Correct
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