Choose the sentence with properly used idiom (emphasized with boldface). Please note that a wrong answer choice may be grammatically correct.
A- It seems like the company is slowly running out of new features to add.
B -The company seems as if it is slowly running out of new features to add.
C -It seems as if the company is slowly running out of new features to add.
D -All of the above
E -None of the above
Isn't option C "IT" in beginning of sentence is redundant ? Why not B .
A- It seems like the company is slowly running out of new features to add.
B -The company seems as if it is slowly running out of new features to add.
C -It seems as if the company is slowly running out of new features to add.
D -All of the above
E -None of the above
Isn't option C "IT" in beginning of sentence is redundant ? Why not B .
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