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can vs will

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by boros2203 » Thu Oct 14, 2010 9:10 pm
Economists warn that the benefits of working abroad may prove short-lived, [ especially
when the global economic downturn will force workers to return home to an economy that no
longer will absorb them
].

(1) especially when the global economic downturn will force workers to return home to an economy that
no longer will absorb them
(2) particularly if the global economic downturn will be forcing the workers returning home to an
economy that would no longer absorb them
(3) mainly when the global economic turndown may force workers to return back home to economies
that might no longer absorb them
(4) chiefly if the global economic turndown forces the workers to return home to economies which might
not absorb them
(5) especially if the global economic turndown forces workers to return home to an economy that can no
longer absorb them

OA after some discussions
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by lilisanei » Thu Oct 14, 2010 9:40 pm
I go with 5!
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by saurabhmahajan » Fri Oct 15, 2010 5:36 am
IMO : E

because its may prove short-lived.... and so can no longer makes a sense for me.
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by vishalj » Fri Oct 15, 2010 8:16 am
I am between A and E.

Both of them are adverbial clause. However, we are dealing with prediction. And the most often used construction is "If...will, then...". Since "will" emphasizes on the prediction, I will go with A.
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by kashefian » Fri Oct 15, 2010 8:49 am
Economists warn that the benefits of working abroad may prove short-lived, [ especially
when the global economic downturn will force workers to return home to an economy that no
longer will absorb them].
(1) especially when the global economic downturn will force workers to return home to an economy that
no longer will absorb them
(2) particularly if the global economic downturn will be forcing the workers returning home to an
economy that would no longer absorb them
(3) mainly when the global economic turndown may force workers to return back home to economies
that might no longer absorb them
(4) chiefly if the global economic turndown forces the workers to return home to economies which might
not absorb them
(5) especially if the global economic turndown forces workers to return home to an economy that can no
longer absorb them
The correct answer is E. Because in the first part of the sentence "May" is used so the circumstances are possible but not certain. the last answer choice uses the construction: IF Present Then May/Can which implies some uncertainty.
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by clock60 » Fri Oct 15, 2010 9:09 am
also between A and E, i love A better but feel that E is right answer.
in one grammer english book:
"we use present simple but not future ( not will) in adverbial clauses introduced by time conjunctions such as after, before, when , until, and in conditional clauses with if, unless, in case, provided"
but it can be wrong implication
vote for E and waiting for OA!!
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by nisha.menon294 » Sat Oct 16, 2010 12:26 am
IMO E , what is the OA?
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by kapur.arnav » Sat Oct 16, 2010 2:22 am
boros2203 wrote:Economists warn that the benefits of working abroad may prove short-lived, [ especially
when the global economic downturn will force workers to return home to an economy that no
longer will absorb them
].

(1) especially when the global economic downturn will force workers to return home to an economy that
no longer will absorb them
(2) particularly if the global economic downturn will be forcing the workers returning home to an
economy that would no longer absorb them
(3) mainly when the global economic turndown may force workers to return back home to economies
that might no longer absorb them
(4) chiefly if the global economic turndown forces the workers to return home to economies which might
not absorb them
(5) especially if the global economic turndown forces workers to return home to an economy that can no
longer absorb them

OA after some discussions
E for sure... When is not correct because when indicates a time... however in this case we are looking for a condition, hence if is correct..
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by Dangerous Dude » Sun Oct 17, 2010 11:30 am
I go with 5...

when is incorrect.. 1,3 eliminated
4) incorrect use of which
2) will be forcing..returning... incrrect usage...
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by novel » Wed Oct 20, 2010 1:22 am
I go with 5
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