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by aditya8062 » Fri Oct 03, 2014 2:35 am
The board recommended that additional funding for the completion of the town pool, which could be open as early as next year, should be obtained through private donations not through tax revenue.

A) that additional funding for the completion of the town pool, which could be open as early as next year, should be obtained through private donations not through tax revenue.
B) that additional funding for the town pool's completion, which could be open as early as next year, be obtained through private donations not through tax revenue.
C) that additional funding for the completion of the town pool, perhaps open as early as next year, be obtained through private donations not through tax revenue.
D) that additional funding for the completion of the town pool, which could be open as early as next year, be obtained through private donations not tax revenue.
E) that additional funding for the completion of the town pool, which could be open as early as next year, is obtained through private donations not through tax revenue.

my concern: in D is the construction "be obtained through private donations not tax revenue" oki?
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by Matt@VeritasPrep » Sat Oct 04, 2014 10:54 am
Yup, that's fine. As long as the preposition precedes both nouns, you don't need to repeat it: for instance, "I wanted to go to London, not [to] New York!" or "I was supposed to work through the first book, not [through] the second one."
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by kutlee » Mon Apr 06, 2015 1:04 am
D is the option in which, which is correctly referring to Town Pool. B and C does not use the correct reference for "Which"
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by aflaam » Wed Mar 09, 2016 9:45 am
aditya8062 wrote:The board recommended that additional funding for the completion of the town pool, which could be open as early as next year, should be obtained through private donations not through tax revenue.

A) that additional funding for the completion of the town pool, which could be open as early as next year, should be obtained through private donations not through tax revenue.
B) that additional funding for the town pool's completion, which could be open as early as next year, be obtained through private donations not through tax revenue.
C) that additional funding for the completion of the town pool, perhaps open as early as next year, be obtained through private donations not through tax revenue.
D) that additional funding for the completion of the town pool, which could be open as early as next year, be obtained through private donations not tax revenue.
E) that additional funding for the completion of the town pool, which could be open as early as next year, is obtained through private donations not through tax revenue.

my concern: in D is the construction "be obtained through private donations not tax revenue" oki?
Can someone tell why C is incorrect?
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