C2 – 1 … in view of
… in view of
… In view of the unprecedented risks, the plan was revised.
… In view of mounting concerns, action became necessary.
… in view of is Considering something.
… in view of
/ in view of
… In view of the unprecedented risks, the plan was revised.
/ In view of the unprecedented risks, the plan was revised.
… In view of the unprecedented risks, the plan was revised.
… In view of mounting concerns, action became necessary.
/ In view of mounting concerns, action became necessary.
… In view of mounting concerns, action became necessary.
C2 – 2 … in respect of
… in respect of
… The report is clear in respect of specific obligations.
… In respect of legal matters, the policy is sound.
… in respect of is Regarding; concerning.
… in respect of
/ in respect of
… The report is clear in respect of specific obligations.
/ The report is clear in respect of specific obligations.
… The report is clear in respect of specific obligations.
… In respect of legal matters, the policy is sound.
/ In respect of legal matters, the policy is sound.
… In respect of legal matters, the policy is sound.
C2 – 3 … as regards
… as regards
… As regards the broader impact, the findings are significant.
… As regards ethical concerns, the debate continues.
… as regards is About; concerning.
… as regards
/ as regards
… As regards the broader impact, the findings are significant.
/ As regards the broader impact, the findings are significant.
… As regards the broader impact, the findings are significant.
… As regards ethical concerns, the debate continues.
/ As regards ethical concerns, the debate continues.
… As regards ethical concerns, the debate continues.
C2 – 4 … on the assumption that
… on the assumption that
… The model works on the assumption that underlying trends remain stable.
… They acted on the assumption that critical data was accurate.
… on the assumption that is Believing that something is true.
… on the assumption that
/ on the assumption that
… The model works on the assumption that underlying trends remain stable.
/ The model works on the assumption that underlying trends remain stable.
… The model works on the assumption that underlying trends remain stable.
… They acted on the assumption that critical data was accurate.
/ They acted on the assumption that critical data was accurate.
… They acted on the assumption that critical data was accurate.
C2 – 5 … at the core of
… at the core of
… Trust lies at the core of sustainable relationships.
… Innovation is at the core of transformative progress.
… at the core of is At the most central or essential part.
… at the core of
/ at the core of
… Trust lies at the core of sustainable relationships.
/ Trust lies at the core of sustainable relationships.
… Trust lies at the core of sustainable relationships.
… Innovation is at the core of transformative progress.
/ Innovation is at the core of transformative progress.
… Innovation is at the core of transformative progress.
C2 – 6 … at the forefront of
… at the forefront of
… The team is at the forefront of cutting-edge research.
… She stands at the forefront of global reform.
… at the forefront of is Leading or most important in a field.
… at the forefront of
/ at the forefront of
… The team is at the forefront of cutting-edge research.
/ The team is at the forefront of cutting-edge research.
… The team is at the forefront of cutting-edge research.
… She stands at the forefront of global reform.
/ She stands at the forefront of global reform.
… She stands at the forefront of global reform.
C2 – 7 … beyond the scope of
… beyond the scope of
… The issue is beyond the scope of conventional analysis.
… The task goes beyond the scope of standard methods.
… beyond the scope of is Outside the limits of something.
… beyond the scope of
/ beyond the scope of
… The issue is beyond the scope of conventional analysis.
/ The issue is beyond the scope of conventional analysis.
… The issue is beyond the scope of conventional analysis.
… The task goes beyond the scope of standard methods.
/ The task goes beyond the scope of standard methods.
… The task goes beyond the scope of standard methods.
C2 – 8 … for the sake of
… for the sake of
… He compromised for the sake of collective stability.
… She acted for the sake of long-term harmony.
… for the sake of is For the benefit or purpose of something.
… for the sake of
/ for the sake of
… He compromised for the sake of collective stability.
/ He compromised for the sake of collective stability.
… He compromised for the sake of collective stability.
… She acted for the sake of long-term harmony.
/ She acted for the sake of long-term harmony.
… She acted for the sake of long-term harmony.
C2 – 9 … without regard to
… without regard to
… They proceeded without regard to potential consequences.
… The rule applies without regard to individual differences.
… without regard to is Ignoring something.
… without regard to
/ without regard to
… They proceeded without regard to potential consequences.
/ They proceeded without regard to potential consequences.
… They proceeded without regard to potential consequences.
… The rule applies without regard to individual differences.
/ The rule applies without regard to individual differences.
… The rule applies without regard to individual differences.
C2 – 10 … irrespective of
… irrespective of
… Irrespective of external pressure, she stayed firm.
… Irrespective of prevailing trends, the plan continued.
… irrespective of is Regardless of something.
… irrespective of
/ irrespective of
… Irrespective of external pressure, she stayed firm.
/ Irrespective of external pressure, she stayed firm.
… Irrespective of external pressure, she stayed firm.
… Irrespective of prevailing trends, the plan continued.
/ Irrespective of prevailing trends, the plan continued.
… Irrespective of prevailing trends, the plan continued.
C2 – 11 … short of
… short of
… Short of miraculous change, the outcome is fixed.
… Short of drastic action, nothing will improve.
… short of is Except for; lacking.
… short of
/ short of
… Short of miraculous change, the outcome is fixed.
/ Short of miraculous change, the outcome is fixed.
… Short of miraculous change, the outcome is fixed.
… Short of drastic action, nothing will improve.
/ Short of drastic action, nothing will improve.
… Short of drastic action, nothing will improve.
C2 – 12 … against the backdrop of
… against the backdrop of
… The decision was made against the backdrop of intense uncertainty.
… The reform emerged against the backdrop of historic tension.
… against the backdrop of is In the context of something happening.
… against the backdrop of
/ against the backdrop of
… The decision was made against the backdrop of intense uncertainty.
/ The decision was made against the backdrop of intense uncertainty.
… The decision was made against the backdrop of intense uncertainty.
… The reform emerged against the backdrop of historic tension.
/ The reform emerged against the backdrop of historic tension.
… The reform emerged against the backdrop of historic tension.
C2 – 13 … the lion’s share
… the lion’s share
… She handled the lion’s share of the complex workload.
… The project consumed the lion’s share of available resources.
… the lion’s share is The largest portion.
… the lion’s share
/ the lion’s share
… She handled the lion’s share of the complex workload.
/ She handled the lion’s share of the complex workload.
… She handled the lion’s share of the complex workload.
… The project consumed the lion’s share of available resources.
/ The project consumed the lion’s share of available resources.
… The project consumed the lion’s share of available resources.
C2 – 14 … the rule of thumb
… the rule of thumb
… A rule of thumb in advanced research is to verify everything.
… The rule of thumb is useful in practical scenarios.
… the rule of thumb is A general practical guideline.
… the rule of thumb
/ the rule of thumb
… A rule of thumb in advanced research is to verify everything.
/ A rule of thumb in advanced research is to verify everything.
… A rule of thumb in advanced research is to verify everything.
… The rule of thumb is useful in practical scenarios.
/ The rule of thumb is useful in practical scenarios.
… The rule of thumb is useful in practical scenarios.
C2 – 15 … a means to an end
… a means to an end
… For him, fame was merely a means to an end in strategic pursuits.
… The compromise was a means to an end in political negotiations.
… a means to an end is Something done to achieve a goal.
… a means to an end
/ a means to an end
… For him, fame was merely a means to an end in strategic pursuits.
/ For him, fame was merely a means to an end in strategic pursuits.
… For him, fame was merely a means to an end in strategic pursuits.
… The compromise was a means to an end in political negotiations.
/ The compromise was a means to an end in political negotiations.
… The compromise was a means to an end in political negotiations.
C2 – 16 … a zero-sum game
… a zero-sum game
… Competition became a zero-sum game in high-stakes markets.
… The conflict turned into a zero-sum game with irreconcilable sides.
… a zero-sum game is A situation where one’s gain is another’s loss.
… a zero-sum game
/ a zero-sum game
… Competition became a zero-sum game in high-stakes markets.
/ Competition became a zero-sum game in high-stakes markets.
… Competition became a zero-sum game in high-stakes markets.
… The conflict turned into a zero-sum game with irreconcilable sides.
/ The conflict turned into a zero-sum game with irreconcilable sides.
… The conflict turned into a zero-sum game with irreconcilable sides.
C2 – 17 … a level playing field
… a level playing field
… The policy aims to create a level playing field for marginalized groups.
… Technology can offer a level playing field in global education.
… a level playing field is Fair conditions for everyone.
… a level playing field
/ a level playing field
… The policy aims to create a level playing field for marginalized groups.
/ The policy aims to create a level playing field for marginalized groups.
… The policy aims to create a level playing field for marginalized groups.
… Technology can offer a level playing field in global education.
/ Technology can offer a level playing field in global education.
… Technology can offer a level playing field in global education.
C2 – 18 … a vested interest
… a vested interest
… They had a vested interest in maintaining the status quo.
… His vested interest influenced critical decisions.
… a vested interest is A personal stake in something.
… a vested interest
/ a vested interest
… They had a vested interest in maintaining the status quo.
/ They had a vested interest in maintaining the status quo.
… They had a vested interest in maintaining the status quo.
… His vested interest influenced critical decisions.
/ His vested interest influenced critical decisions.
… His vested interest influenced critical decisions.
C2 – 19 … a sense of entitlement
… a sense of entitlement
… His sense of entitlement was deeply problematic.
… A growing sense of entitlement emerged in privileged circles.
… a sense of entitlement is The belief that one deserves special treatment.
… a sense of entitlement
/ a sense of entitlement
… His sense of entitlement was deeply problematic.
/ His sense of entitlement was deeply problematic.
… His sense of entitlement was deeply problematic.
… A growing sense of entitlement emerged in privileged circles.
/ A growing sense of entitlement emerged in privileged circles.
… A growing sense of entitlement emerged in privileged circles.
C2 – 20 … a change of heart
… a change of heart
… She had a change of heart after profound reflection.
… He experienced a change of heart during intense debate.
… a change of heart is A change in opinion or feelings.
… a change of heart
/ a change of heart
… She had a change of heart after profound reflection.
/ She had a change of heart after profound reflection.
… She had a change of heart after profound reflection.
… He experienced a change of heart during intense debate.
/ He experienced a change of heart during intense debate.
… He experienced a change of heart during intense debate.
C2 – 21 … a clash of interests
… a clash of interests
… The meeting revealed a clash of interests among powerful stakeholders.
… A clash of interests stalled major negotiations.
… a clash of interests is A conflict between different goals.
… a clash of interests
/ a clash of interests
… The meeting revealed a clash of interests among powerful stakeholders.
/ The meeting revealed a clash of interests among powerful stakeholders.
… The meeting revealed a clash of interests among powerful stakeholders.
… A clash of interests stalled major negotiations.
/ A clash of interests stalled major negotiations.
… A clash of interests stalled major negotiations.
C2 – 22 … a growing concern
… a growing concern
… Climate change is a growing concern with far-reaching effects.
… The shortage became a growing concern in critical sectors.
… a growing concern is Something becoming increasingly worrying.
… a growing concern
/ a growing concern
… Climate change is a growing concern with far-reaching effects.
/ Climate change is a growing concern with far-reaching effects.
… Climate change is a growing concern with far-reaching effects.
… The shortage became a growing concern in critical sectors.
/ The shortage became a growing concern in critical sectors.
… The shortage became a growing concern in critical sectors.
C2 – 23 … a mounting pressure
… a mounting pressure
… The team faced mounting pressure amid volatile conditions.
… Mounting pressure forced immediate action.
… a mounting pressure is Increasing stress or demands.
… a mounting pressure
/ a mounting pressure
… The team faced mounting pressure amid volatile conditions.
/ The team faced mounting pressure amid volatile conditions.
… The team faced mounting pressure amid volatile conditions.
… Mounting pressure forced immediate action.
/ Mounting pressure forced immediate action.
… Mounting pressure forced immediate action.
C2 – 24 … a common misconception
… a common misconception
… It’s a common misconception in academic circles.
… The idea is a common misconception with pervasive influence.
… a common misconception is A widely held but incorrect belief.
… a common misconception
/ a common misconception
… It’s a common misconception in academic circles.
/ It’s a common misconception in academic circles.
… It’s a common misconception in academic circles.
… The idea is a common misconception with pervasive influence.
/ The idea is a common misconception with pervasive influence.
… The idea is a common misconception with pervasive influence.
C2 – 25 … a compelling reason
… a compelling reason
… There is a compelling reason for radical reform.
… She offered a compelling reason backed by substantial evidence.
… a compelling reason is A strong and convincing reason.
… a compelling reason
/ a compelling reason
… There is a compelling reason for radical reform.
/ There is a compelling reason for radical reform.
… There is a compelling reason for radical reform.
… She offered a compelling reason backed by substantial evidence.
/ She offered a compelling reason backed by substantial evidence.
… She offered a compelling reason backed by substantial evidence.
C2 – 26 … a driving force
… a driving force
… Innovation is a driving force behind global progress.
… Her leadership became a driving force in institutional change.
… a driving force is Something that motivates or pushes progress.
… a driving force
/ a driving force
… Innovation is a driving force behind global progress.
/ Innovation is a driving force behind global progress.
… Innovation is a driving force behind global progress.
… Her leadership became a driving force in institutional change.
/ Her leadership became a driving force in institutional change.
… Her leadership became a driving force in institutional change.
C2 – 27 … a crucial factor
… a crucial factor
… Trust is a crucial factor in long-term cooperation.
… Timing was a crucial factor in strategic success.
… a crucial factor is An essential element.
… a crucial factor
/ a crucial factor
… Trust is a crucial factor in long-term cooperation.
/ Trust is a crucial factor in long-term cooperation.
… Trust is a crucial factor in long-term cooperation.
… Timing was a crucial factor in strategic success.
/ Timing was a crucial factor in strategic success.
… Timing was a crucial factor in strategic success.
C2 – 28 … a viable alternative
… a viable alternative
… The proposal offers a viable alternative to conventional methods.
… Solar energy is a viable alternative in sustainable development.
… a viable alternative is A workable and practical option.
… a viable alternative
/ a viable alternative
… The proposal offers a viable alternative to conventional methods.
/ The proposal offers a viable alternative to conventional methods.
… The proposal offers a viable alternative to conventional methods.
… Solar energy is a viable alternative in sustainable development.
/ Solar energy is a viable alternative in sustainable development.
… Solar energy is a viable alternative in sustainable development.
C2 – 29 … a formidable challenge
… a formidable challenge
… Ending poverty is a formidable challenge with systemic barriers.
… The mission posed a formidable challenge requiring meticulous planning.
… a formidable challenge is A very difficult challenge.
… a formidable challenge
/ a formidable challenge
… Ending poverty is a formidable challenge with systemic barriers.
/ Ending poverty is a formidable challenge with systemic barriers.
… Ending poverty is a formidable challenge with systemic barriers.
… The mission posed a formidable challenge requiring meticulous planning.
/ The mission posed a formidable challenge requiring meticulous planning.
… The mission posed a formidable challenge requiring meticulous planning.
C2 – 30 … a cause for concern
… a cause for concern
… The data is a cause for concern in scientific communities.
… Rising costs are a cause for concern across industrial sectors.
… a cause for concern is A reason to worry.
… a cause for concern
/ a cause for concern
… The data is a cause for concern in scientific communities.
/ The data is a cause for concern in scientific communities.
… The data is a cause for concern in scientific communities.
… Rising costs are a cause for concern across industrial sectors.
/ Rising costs are a cause for concern across industrial sectors.
… Rising costs are a cause for concern across industrial sectors.
C2 – 31 … a matter of concern
… a matter of concern
… Safety remains a matter of concern in high-risk environments.
… The trend is a matter of concern for policy makers.
… a matter of concern is Something people are worried about.
… a matter of concern
/ a matter of concern
… Safety remains a matter of concern in high-risk environments.
/ Safety remains a matter of concern in high-risk environments.
… Safety remains a matter of concern in high-risk environments.
… The trend is a matter of concern for policy makers.
/ The trend is a matter of concern for policy makers.
… The trend is a matter of concern for policy makers.
C2 – 32 … a breath of fresh air
… a breath of fresh air
… Her perspective was a breath of fresh air in stagnant debate.
… The new approach felt like a breath of fresh air in rigid systems.
… a breath of fresh air is Something pleasantly new or refreshing.
… a breath of fresh air
/ a breath of fresh air
… Her perspective was a breath of fresh air in stagnant debate.
/ Her perspective was a breath of fresh air in stagnant debate.
… Her perspective was a breath of fresh air in stagnant debate.
… The new approach felt like a breath of fresh air in rigid systems.
/ The new approach felt like a breath of fresh air in rigid systems.
… The new approach felt like a breath of fresh air in rigid systems.
C2 – 33 … inextricably linked to
… inextricably linked to
… Success is inextricably linked to consistent effort.
… The issues are inextricably linked to structural inequality.
… inextricably linked to is Impossible to separate from.
… inextricably linked to
/ inextricably linked to
… Success is inextricably linked to consistent effort.
/ Success is inextricably linked to consistent effort.
… Success is inextricably linked to consistent effort.
… The issues are inextricably linked to structural inequality.
/ The issues are inextricably linked to structural inequality.
… The issues are inextricably linked to structural inequality.
C2 – 34 … to a lesser extent
… to a lesser extent
… The rule applies to a lesser extent in specialized fields.
… The impact is felt to a lesser extent among experienced workers.
… to a lesser extent is Not as much; to a smaller degree.
… to a lesser extent
/ to a lesser extent
… The rule applies to a lesser extent in specialized fields.
/ The rule applies to a lesser extent in specialized fields.
… The rule applies to a lesser extent in specialized fields.
… The impact is felt to a lesser extent among experienced workers.
/ The impact is felt to a lesser extent among experienced workers.
… The impact is felt to a lesser extent among experienced workers.
C2 – 35 … to the detriment of
… to the detriment of
… They expanded to the detriment of local communities.
… He prioritized profit to the detriment of ethical standards.
… to the detriment of is Causing harm to something.
… to the detriment of
/ to the detriment of
… They expanded to the detriment of local communities.
/ They expanded to the detriment of local communities.
… They expanded to the detriment of local communities.
… He prioritized profit to the detriment of ethical standards.
/ He prioritized profit to the detriment of ethical standards.
… He prioritized profit to the detriment of ethical standards.
C2 – 36 … on the premise that
… on the premise that
… The plan works on the premise that fundamental needs are met.
… They acted on the premise that reliable data existed.
… on the premise that is Based on the idea that something is true.
… on the premise that
/ on the premise that
… The plan works on the premise that fundamental needs are met.
/ The plan works on the premise that fundamental needs are met.
… The plan works on the premise that fundamental needs are met.
… They acted on the premise that reliable data existed.
/ They acted on the premise that reliable data existed.
… They acted on the premise that reliable data existed.
C2 – 37 … with the exception of
… with the exception of
… With the exception of rare cases, the rule holds.
… With the exception of minor errors, the report is accurate.
… with the exception of is Except for something.
… with the exception of
/ with the exception of
… With the exception of rare cases, the rule holds.
/ With the exception of rare cases, the rule holds.
… With the exception of rare cases, the rule holds.
… With the exception of minor errors, the report is accurate.
/ With the exception of minor errors, the report is accurate.
… With the exception of minor errors, the report is accurate.
C2 – 38 … in and of itself
… in and of itself
… The idea in and of itself is intrinsically flawed.
… The rule in and of itself is insufficient.
… in and of itself is By itself; independently.
… in and of itself
/ in and of itself
… The idea in and of itself is intrinsically flawed.
/ The idea in and of itself is intrinsically flawed.
… The idea in and of itself is intrinsically flawed.
… The rule in and of itself is insufficient.
/ The rule in and of itself is insufficient.
… The rule in and of itself is insufficient.
C2 – 39 … for that matter
… for that matter
… He dislikes bureaucracy, and meetings for that matter, in general.
… The policy is ineffective, and outdated for that matter, in modern contexts.
… for that matter is Regarding that; actually.
… for that matter
/ for that matter
… He dislikes bureaucracy, and meetings for that matter, in general.
/ He dislikes bureaucracy, and meetings for that matter, in general.
… He dislikes bureaucracy, and meetings for that matter, in general.
… The policy is ineffective, and outdated for that matter, in modern contexts.
/ The policy is ineffective, and outdated for that matter, in modern contexts.
… The policy is ineffective, and outdated for that matter, in modern contexts.
C2 – 40 … by virtue of
… by virtue of
… She succeeded by virtue of exceptional talent.
… The law applies by virtue of constitutional authority.
… by virtue of is Because of; due to.
… by virtue of
/ by virtue of
… She succeeded by virtue of exceptional talent.
/ She succeeded by virtue of exceptional talent.
… She succeeded by virtue of exceptional talent.
… The law applies by virtue of constitutional authority.
/ The law applies by virtue of constitutional authority.
… The law applies by virtue of constitutional authority.
C2 – 41 … in conjunction with
… in conjunction with
… The system works in conjunction with advanced software.
… The method is used in conjunction with complementary tools.
… in conjunction with is Together with something.
… in conjunction with
/ in conjunction with
… The system works in conjunction with advanced software.
/ The system works in conjunction with advanced software.
… The system works in conjunction with advanced software.
… The method is used in conjunction with complementary tools.
/ The method is used in conjunction with complementary tools.
… The method is used in conjunction with complementary tools.
C2 – 42 … in line with
… in line with
… The results are in line with prevailing theories.
… The policy is in line with international standards.
… in line with is Matching or consistent with.
… in line with
/ in line with
… The results are in line with prevailing theories.
/ The results are in line with prevailing theories.
… The results are in line with prevailing theories.
… The policy is in line with international standards.
/ The policy is in line with international standards.
… The policy is in line with international standards.
C2 – 43 … in no small measure
… in no small measure
… The success was due in no small measure to her unwavering dedication.
… The progress was achieved in no small measure through collective effort.
… in no small measure is To a great extent.
… in no small measure
/ in no small measure
… The success was due in no small measure to her unwavering dedication.
/ The success was due in no small measure to her unwavering dedication.
… The success was due in no small measure to her unwavering dedication.
… The progress was achieved in no small measure through collective effort.
/ The progress was achieved in no small measure through collective effort.
… The progress was achieved in no small measure through collective effort.
C2 – 44 … as opposed to
… as opposed to
… They chose quality as opposed to superficial appeal.
… She values depth as opposed to simplistic views.
… as opposed to is Instead of; in contrast to.
… as opposed to
/ as opposed to
… They chose quality as opposed to superficial appeal.
/ They chose quality as opposed to superficial appeal.
… They chose quality as opposed to superficial appeal.
… She values depth as opposed to simplistic views.
/ She values depth as opposed to simplistic views.
… She values depth as opposed to simplistic views.
C2 – 45 … in favor of
… in favor of
… The committee voted in favor of sweeping reform.
… He argued in favor of comprehensive change.
… in favor of is Supporting something.
… in favor of
/ in favor of
… The committee voted in favor of sweeping reform.
/ The committee voted in favor of sweeping reform.
… The committee voted in favor of sweeping reform.
… He argued in favor of comprehensive change.
/ He argued in favor of comprehensive change.
… He argued in favor of comprehensive change.
C2 – 46 … in place of
… in place of
… They used digital tools in place of obsolete systems.
… She chose collaboration in place of isolated work.
… in place of is Instead of something.
… in place of
/ in place of
… They used digital tools in place of obsolete systems.
/ They used digital tools in place of obsolete systems.
… They used digital tools in place of obsolete systems.
… She chose collaboration in place of isolated work.
/ She chose collaboration in place of isolated work.
… She chose collaboration in place of isolated work.
C2 – 47 … in comparison with
… in comparison with
… The results are impressive in comparison with previous studies.
… The new model is efficient in comparison with traditional methods.
… in comparison with is When compared to something.
… in comparison with
/ in comparison with
… The results are impressive in comparison with previous studies.
/ The results are impressive in comparison with previous studies.
… The results are impressive in comparison with previous studies.
… The new model is efficient in comparison with traditional methods.
/ The new model is efficient in comparison with traditional methods.
… The new model is efficient in comparison with traditional methods.
C2 – 48 … in contrast to
… in contrast to
… In contrast to conventional wisdom, the data suggests otherwise.
… Her calmness stands in contrast to the turbulent environment.
… in contrast to is Opposite to something.
… in contrast to
/ in contrast to
… In contrast to conventional wisdom, the data suggests otherwise.
/ In contrast to conventional wisdom, the data suggests otherwise.
… In contrast to conventional wisdom, the data suggests otherwise.
… Her calmness stands in contrast to the turbulent environment.
/ Her calmness stands in contrast to the turbulent environment.
… Her calmness stands in contrast to the turbulent environment.
C2 – 49 … on account of
… on account of
… The event was canceled on account of severe weather.
… He resigned on account of irreconcilable differences.
… on account of is Because of something.
… on account of
/ on account of
… The event was canceled on account of severe weather.
/ The event was canceled on account of severe weather.
… The event was canceled on account of severe weather.
… He resigned on account of irreconcilable differences.
/ He resigned on account of irreconcilable differences.
… He resigned on account of irreconcilable differences.
C2 – 50 … on the basis of
… on the basis of
… The decision was made on the basis of rigorous analysis.
… They acted on the basis of credible evidence.
… on the basis of is Based on something.
… on the basis of
/ on the basis of
… The decision was made on the basis of rigorous analysis.
/ The decision was made on the basis of rigorous analysis.
… The decision was made on the basis of rigorous analysis.
… They acted on the basis of credible evidence.
/ They acted on the basis of credible evidence.
… They acted on the basis of credible evidence.
