setting up a corporation requires more paper work and legal provision than to establish either a proprietorship or a partnership?
(A)than to establish either a proprietorship or a partnership
(B)than what it requires to establish either a proprietorship or a partnership.
(C)than to either establish either a proprietorship or a partnership.
(D)than establishing either a proprietorship or a partnership.
(E)than establishing proprietorships or a partnerships
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camitava
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IMO D.
Because in A - to "establish" and "setting up" are not parallel.
in B & C - wordy
E - comparison between singular and plural noun - A COMPANY and proprietorships or a partnerships
Because in A - to "establish" and "setting up" are not parallel.
in B & C - wordy
E - comparison between singular and plural noun - A COMPANY and proprietorships or a partnerships
Correct me If I am wrong
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Amitava
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Amitava
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Danielle
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The verb "settling" must be paralleled because it's not in the underlined portion. D is the best choice because in addition to the parallel verbs, it also correctly applies the idiom "either X or Y".
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bhumika.k.shah
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but wouldnt D change the meaning of the sentence ?
i agree A , B and C can be eliminated .because they dont use a correct idiom .
But D would change the meaning of the sentence. right ?
i agree A , B and C can be eliminated .because they dont use a correct idiom .
But D would change the meaning of the sentence. right ?
