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A recent research study

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by Uva@90 » Sun Jul 19, 2015 2:50 am
Hi All,

A recent research study of worldwide cellular penetration finds that there are
now one mobile phone for every two people, more than twice as many than
there were
in 2005.
(A) there are now one mobile phone for every two people, more than
twice as many than there were
(B) there is now one mobile phone for every two people, more than twice
as many than there were
(C) there is now one mobile phone for every two people, more than twice
as many as there were
(D) every two people now have one mobile phone, more than twice as
many than there were
(E) every two people now has one mobile phone, more than twice as
many as there were

OA C

I have doubt between C and E. And could you please let me know why E is wrong ?

Thanks.

Regards,
Uva.
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by Jim@StratusPrep » Sun Jul 19, 2015 3:49 am
E) changes the meaning of the sentence completely.


'every two people now has one mobile phone'

We are trying to show a relationship between the number of phones and the number of people. This almost conveys the meaning that 2 people own the same phone.
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