Gavan wrote:The most frequently heard complaints about new office technology are that training is insufficient, reference materials unhelpful, and the inordinate amount of time involved in switching from the old system to the new.

1. are that training is insufficient, reference materials unhelpful, and the inordinate amount of time involved in switching from the old system to the new

2. are that training is insufficient, reference materials unhelpful, and the inordinate amount of time to switch between the old and new systems

3. concern insufficient training, unhelpful reference materials, and the inordinate amount of time involved in switching from the old system to the new

4. are that training is insufficient, reference materials that are unhelpful, and it takes an inordinate amount of time to switch from the old system to the new

5. are insufficient training, unhelpful reference materials, and switching from the old system to the new takes an inordinate amount of time.

avik.ch wrote:C should be the answer, and there is only one concept acting here :

Ram is good. "good" describe "Ram". So good is an adjective predicate, describing Ram.

The most frequently heard complaints --- are not same as insufficient training .....(noun predicate)or neither insufficient training.... (adjective predicate) describes "The most frequently heard complaints"

it should be "concern".


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