sayantanc2k wrote:
asdfghjklasdfghj wrote:
What is the reason that C is out ?
I mean the reason " Between A & C, take the infinitive over on. A " is not enough to decide in my opinion.
I mean the reason " Between A & C, take the infinitive over on. A " is not enough to decide in my opinion.
Reason is idiomatic usage. "Plan to" is the correctidiom.
Hi,
Would have E been correct if it were -
"that is planning to provide fewer" ?
Could it then refer to France as the subject, modifying a slightly far away noun ?
Thanks!
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