Read: "The mayor insisted that the road would be finished by December, but the contractor had not yet been chosen." What does the contrast suggest?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: C. The promise may be unrealistic
- Step 1: No contractor has been chosen, so completion by December is doubtful. Answer: The promise may be unrealistic. Why not the others: The road is already finished, The contractor was chosen early and The mayor will resign don't fit.
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