Question
In the following questions, a part of the sentence is bold. Choose the best alternative that improves the sentence grammatically and contextually. If no improvement is required, choose Option (
- E . The economist argued that inflation could hardly not affect long-term economic stability.
Solution
The sentence contains a double negative: hardly + not Both convey negative meaning. Correct structure: inflation could hardly affect Correct sentence: The economist argued that inflation could hardly affect long-term economic stability. A – Changes tense incorrectly. B – Still contains double negative. C – Correct improvement. D – Changes meaning of the sentence. E – Incorrect because improvement is required.
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