Multiple choice

Directions: Select the best revision for the underlined part in the given sentence.

Anyone in the organization is a marketing person, regardless of the function performed, contributing to making possible happiness in the market-place.

  1. Anyone in the organization is a marketing person, regardless of the function performed, contributing to making possible happiness in the market-place.

  2. Anyone in the organization is a marketing person, regardless of the function performed, contributing to happiness in the market-place.

  3. Everyone in the organization is a marketing person, regardless of the function performed, contributing to happiness in the market-place.

  4. Everyone in the organization is a marketing person, regardless of the function performed, contributing to making possible happiness in the market-place.

  5. Anyone in the organization is a marketing person, regardless of the function he performs, his contribution to making possible happiness in the market-place.
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D Correct answer
Explanation

In its present form, the sentence does not convey the sense it is meant to. 'Just about anyone' or 'everyone' would convey the idea better.

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