BeingHan wrote:
utkbits wrote:
I know the best option is E but what I know is that during comparison using like or unlike, both the two entities should either be plural or singular, Here one is plural "mergers" and second is singular "merger" , Doesnt that make the question wrong itself?
IMO both entities for this kind of comparison should be noun. And this question satisfies that condition.
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