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Difficult "UNLIKE" problem!!

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by amysky_0205 » Wed Dec 12, 2012 9:59 pm
Unlike the United States, where farmers can usually depend on rain or snow all year long. the rains in most parts of Sri Lanka are concentrated in the monsoon months, June to September, and the skies are generally clear for the rest of the year.

A. Unlike the United States, where farmers can usually depend on rain or snow all year long, the rains in most parts of Sri Lanka

B. Unlike the United States farmers who can usually depend on rain or snow all year long, the rains in most parts of Sri Lanka

C. Unlike those of the United States, where farmers can usually depend on rain or snow all year long, most parts of Sri Lanka's rains

D. In comparison with the United States, whose farmers can usually depend on rain or snow all year long, the rains in most parts of Sri Lanka

E. In the United States, farmers can usually depend on rain or snow all year long, but in most parts of Sri Lanka the rains

OA: E

can someone explain this!!!!
I don't know why A is incorrect especially....

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Source: — Sentence Correction |

by The Iceman » Wed Dec 12, 2012 11:01 pm
Unlike is used to compare two nouns. The correct idiom is unlike x,y

A incorrectly compares the "United States" with "rains in most parts of Sri Lanka"

B incorrectly compares the "United States farmers" with "rains in most parts of Sri Lanka"

C incorrectly compares the "those of the United States" with "most parts of Sri Lanka's rains", which means that we are talking about different parts or chunks of rain. This meaning is non sensical.

D incorrectly compares the "United States" with "rains in most parts of Sri Lanka"

E is correct.
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