Question
In the question given below, three sentences are given
with one phrase bold in each. From the options given choose the one with the phrase that can replace the bold part in each of the three sentences without making the sentence grammatically and contextually incorrect and mark that as your answer. If all the bold phrases are correct mark 'No correction required' as your answer I. Amid Covid gloom, a new world order for e-commerce is emerging with change in gear in these areas. II. The 1991 reforms saw a absolute majority in the legal approach to industry and services. III. In order to see real change in our warming climate, a way out from fossil fuels to renewable energy sources is needed across the globe.Solution
(c) The second statement is incorrect because the bold part starts with a vowel sound and it has an indefinite article āaā before it. In the first sentence we can see that the bold part is not correct because that is not implying the intended meaning of emergence of new e-commerce amid covid. Therefore it is clear that we have to change the same in order to make it grammatically and contextually correct. Now coming to the given options as replacements, we can see that if we use C, the first sentence will make sense. Now we have to try this option in the rest of the cases also. When we do that, we can see that it makes sense in those cases also. āFundamentalā means āforming a necessary base or core; of central importanceā āShiftā means āa slight change in position, direction, or tendencyā. The correct statements would be: I. Amid Covid gloom, a new world order for e-commerce is emerging with fundamental shift in these areas. II. The 1991 reforms saw a fundamental shift in the legal approach to industry and services. III. In order to see real change in our warming climate, a fundamental shift from fossil fuels to renewable energy sources is needed across the globe. This makes Option C the correct choice among the given options.
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