store

[arorag]

To deal with this explosion of data, one can use the computer and communications technology to help us sort, store, transport, and most important, understand the information.

A. to help us sort, store, transport, and most important, understand the information.
B. to help us sort, store, transport, and most important, to understand the information.
C. to help us to sort, store, transport, and most important, understand the information.
D. to help one to sort, store, transport, and most important, understand the information.
E. to help one sort, store, transport, and most important, understand the information.

[xcusemeplz2009]

IMO E
i think "one can use ......... to help us" is wrong

[electrico]

MY take - C

A. to help us sort, store, transport, and most important, understand the information. --- to is missing before the first verb sortB. to help us sort, store, transport, and most important, to understand the information. -- to is missing before the first verb sort
C. to help us to sort, store, transport, and most important, understand the information. - Correct
D. to help one to sort, store, transport, and most important, understand the information. -- one will be redundant in this case. The object should be us.E. to help one sort, store, transport, and most important, understand the information. - to is missing before the first verb sort

[vivek.kapoor83]

i will go with E.

One...One ...parallelism...

[bharathh]

E

Only E appears to maintain ||ism

Can ppl posting SC questions please under line the relevant part? You just have to enlcose the relevant part within [/ u] tags.

[Ragingrsx]

I choose E
Parallelism

[tom4lax]

I would go with C. We need "to" before the first verb, after that its implied.

I also think using "one" twice in the same sentence just sounds awkward. Not sure of the rule though.

[srivas]

I too feel C