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dj_vinayak
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Although few would disagree that small classrooms of a maximum of 15 students are ideal environments in which to educate the young, financially strained counties point out that small classrooms cost twice as much as maintaining regular sized classrooms.
A. small classrooms cost twice as much as maintaining regular sized classrooms.
B. small classrooms cost twice as much to maintain as regular sized classrooms do.
C. maintaining small classrooms cost twice as much as regular sized classrooms do.
D. maintaining small classrooms cost twice as much as it does for regular sized classrooms.
E. to maintain small classrooms cost twice as much as for regular sized classrooms.
I dont agree with the answer . I would go with D.
Acc to the source
The best answer is B. This sentence compares the cost required to maintain two kinds of classroom. B, the best choice, preserves parallelism in the comparison as well.
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A. small classrooms cost twice as much as maintaining regular sized classrooms.
B. small classrooms cost twice as much to maintain as regular sized classrooms do.
C. maintaining small classrooms cost twice as much as regular sized classrooms do.
D. maintaining small classrooms cost twice as much as it does for regular sized classrooms.
E. to maintain small classrooms cost twice as much as for regular sized classrooms.
I dont agree with the answer . I would go with D.
Acc to the source
The best answer is B. This sentence compares the cost required to maintain two kinds of classroom. B, the best choice, preserves parallelism in the comparison as well.
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