To gain a competitive advantage, a well established credit card company launched a new program with the aim to simplify online payments and increase customer loyalty.
A with the aim to simplify online payments and increase
B aimed at the simplification of online payments and increasing
C aimed at simplifying online payments and increasing
D aiming at simplifying of online payments and the increase of
E aimed at the simplifying of online payments and increasing
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IMO C.
simplyfing and increasing are parallel in C.
aimed at is correct and concise than with the aim to.
simplyfing and increasing are parallel in C.
aimed at is correct and concise than with the aim to.
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C it is...
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Both aim at and aim to are correct idioms.
Aim to means - try to do something
e.g. I aim to reduce weight
Aim at - means target at something
e.g. Arjuna aimed at bird's eye
In this perticular sentence 'with aim to' is wrong therefore, A is wrong.
Aim to means - try to do something
e.g. I aim to reduce weight
Aim at - means target at something
e.g. Arjuna aimed at bird's eye
In this perticular sentence 'with aim to' is wrong therefore, A is wrong.
pradeepkaushal9518 wrote:aimed at is correct idiom
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