rising inventories when unaccomapanied correspondingly by increses in sales can lead to production cutbacks that would hamper economic growth
A) when unaccomapanied correspondingly by increses in sales can lead
B) when not accompanied corresponding by increses in sales possibly leads.
C) when they were unaccomapanied corresponding sales increases, can lead
D) if not accomapanied by correspondingly by increased sales possibly leads
E) if not accomapanied by corresponding increases in sales can lead
plz answer and explain when or if , unaccompanied/not accompanied and corresponding/correspondingly
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The conditional "if" is more appropriate in this sentence because it refers to a hypothetical situation. This helps us narrow down our choices to (D) and (E). There is a big difference between "possibly leads" and "can leads". We should try and stay as close as possible to the author's intent. "Correspondingly increased sales" is awkward and unidiomatic. Thus (D) can be eliminated.pradeepkaushal9518 wrote:rising inventories when unaccomapanied correspondingly by increses in sales can lead to production cutbacks that would hamper economic growth
A) when unaccomapanied correspondingly by increses in sales can lead
B) when not accompanied corresponding by increses in sales possibly leads.
C) when they were unaccomapanied corresponding sales increases, can lead
D) if not accomapanied by correspondingly by increased sales possibly leads
E) if not accomapanied by corresponding increases in sales can lead
plz answer and explain when or if , unaccompanied/not accompanied and corresponding/correspondingly
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When used in context of time.
if used for hypothetical or conditional sentence.
Original sentence contain "can lead to". If we remove "can", the meaning will changed.
Considering all above factors. E is the best.
if used for hypothetical or conditional sentence.
Original sentence contain "can lead to". If we remove "can", the meaning will changed.
Considering all above factors. E is the best.
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