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OG2018 SC 743- To attract the most talented workers, some

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by saswata4s » Wed Aug 23, 2017 12:02 pm
To attract the most talented workers, some companies are offering a wider range of benefits, letting employees pick those most important to them.

(A) benefits, letting employees pick those most important to them
(B) benefits, letting employees pick the most important of them to themselves
(C) benefits and letting employees pick the most important to themselves
(D) benefits and let employees pick the most important to them
(E) benefits and let employees pick those that are most important to themselves

OA: A.
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by ceilidh.erickson » Sun Sep 17, 2017 4:40 pm
This question is testing PRONOUNS and PARALLELISM.

(A) benefits, letting employees pick those most important to them
No error.

(B) benefits, letting employees pick the most important of them to themselves
Pronoun confusion. We should use "them" to refer to "benefits" while using "themselves" to refer to "employees" within the same clause.

(C) benefits and letting employees pick the most important to themselves
- "the most important"... what? We need something to stand in for "most important benefits"

(D) benefits and let employees pick the most important to them
- same issue as in C
- "are offering... and let..." is not parallel

(E) benefits and let employees pick those that are most important to themselves
- "and let" not parallel
- reflexive "themselves" not necessary
Ceilidh Erickson
EdM in Mind, Brain, and Education
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by kahiko » Mon Jun 28, 2021 12:52 am
ceilidh.erickson wrote: ↑
Sun Sep 17, 2017 4:40 pm
This question is testing PRONOUNS and PARALLELISM.

(A) benefits, letting employees pick those most important to them
No error.

(B) benefits, letting employees pick the most important of them to themselves
Pronoun confusion. We should use "them" to refer to "benefits" while using "themselves" to refer to "employees" within the same clause.

(C) benefits and letting employees pick the most important to themselves
- "the most important"... what? We need something to stand in for "most important benefits"

(D) benefits and let employees pick the most important to them
- same issue as in C
- "are offering... and let..." is not parallel

(E) benefits and let employees pick those that are most important to themselves


- "and let" not parallel
- reflexive "themselves" not necessary
Hi Erickson,
Thank you for your explaination!
I was wondering that in A, there is no need for an"and" sit between "V-ing1, V-ing2"? or just because in these 5 choices we don't have a betterone?
Thanks!
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