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sleepwalker1914
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Despite advancing in an absolute sense, the productivity of Zel-Tech's workforce has fallen significantly behind that of competitor workforces: by up to thousands of dollars.
The sentence comes from Manhattan prep sentence correction 5th edition, my question is:
Is "productivity" the subject of this sentence? If it's true, it seems that it doesn't make sense with the modifier "advancing in an absolute sense".
Thanks in advance.
The sentence comes from Manhattan prep sentence correction 5th edition, my question is:
Is "productivity" the subject of this sentence? If it's true, it seems that it doesn't make sense with the modifier "advancing in an absolute sense".
Thanks in advance.
