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B is wrong because we can't predict about future ourselves.........E says it clearly from experience that one of two businesses has failed & is therefore correct.......GmatKiss wrote:One of every two new businesses fail within two years.
A . fail
B . fails
C . should fail
D . may have failed
E . has failed
why not E?
E is correct in grammar and sense; the issue is that it changes the meaning of the sentence slightly for no good reason. "fails" makes the sentence a statement of general truth; "has failed" changes the sentence to a report of results.GmatKiss wrote:One of every two new businesses fail within two years.
A . fail
B . fails
C . should fail
D . may have failed
E . has failed
why not E?
I again messed up with SV pair subject here is one so failsGmatKiss wrote:One of every two new businesses fail within two years.
A . fail
B . fails
C . should fail
D . may have failed
E . has failed
why not E?
