Question
In the following questions, a sentence is divided into four parts among which three parts may or may not contain errors. It is then followed by four alternatives that represent the parts of the sentence. Among the given alternatives choose the option that represents the correct part of the sentence. If all parts are incorrect, choose option E as your answer. The CEO's proposal to expand the companys (
- A / operations into the Asian market, despite of (
- B / their seemingly ambitious nature, was met with approval, (
- C / as it promised significant growth potential and job creation. (
- D
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