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Contrary to popular opinion, it may be that increasing fatal automobile accidents as a result of producing faster cars would be beneficial to society at large.
(A) increasing fatal automobile accidents as a result of producing
(B) increased fatal automobile accidents resulting from the production of
(C) increasing fatal accidents in automobiles resulting from the production of
(D) fatal automobile accidents that had increased from producing
(E) fatal automobile accidents that increased from producing
(A) increasing fatal automobile accidents as a result of producing
(B) increased fatal automobile accidents resulting from the production of
(C) increasing fatal accidents in automobiles resulting from the production of
(D) fatal automobile accidents that had increased from producing
(E) fatal automobile accidents that increased from producing
12 May 2017, 09:20
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Hi,
A) Incorrect usage of 'increasing'
C) 'In Automobiles' is awkward in meaning
D) Incorrect Usage of 'Had'
E) Doesn't reflect the cause effect relationship properly
B) Is the best choice
12 May 2017, 10:20
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Options D and E are a straight no.
There are two words that need our attention.
1) Increasing vs Increased
2) producing vs production of
1) Increasing vs increased : because of the word would in the non underlined part of the sentence, we need the past tense Increased.
Removing the fluff, we have increased fatal automobile accidents...would be beneficial to society at large
2) producing vs production of
We do not need the verb, producing. So it would be appropriate to use production of.
Option C changes the meaning. Increasing fatal accidents in automobiles : for some reason there is an increase in accidents inside an automobile.
Hence, option B.
Please correct me if I am wrong.
Thanks,
Jat
There are two words that need our attention.
1) Increasing vs Increased
2) producing vs production of
1) Increasing vs increased : because of the word would in the non underlined part of the sentence, we need the past tense Increased.
Removing the fluff, we have increased fatal automobile accidents...would be beneficial to society at large
2) producing vs production of
We do not need the verb, producing. So it would be appropriate to use production of.
Option C changes the meaning. Increasing fatal accidents in automobiles : for some reason there is an increase in accidents inside an automobile.
Hence, option B.
Please correct me if I am wrong.
Thanks,
Jat
