Question
In the question given below, a sentence is divided into five parts. There is/are error(s) in one part or some parts of the sentence. Find out the part(s) with error(s) and choose the option accordingly. Even those who haven't yet read the McKinsey Report, (
- A / which is estimated that 49 percent of existing jobs(
- B / will be taken off by robots, (
- C / can see everywhere the abandoned workshops, (
- D / the closing bank branches, the vacant stores. (
- E
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