Because of the current shortage of labor in the manufacturing sector, we suggest the staff be given__________pay raises.A.substanceB.substantialC.substantiallyD.substantiate
Because of the current shortage of labor in the manufacturing sector, we suggest the staff be given__________pay raises.
A.substance
B.substantial
C.substantially
D.substantiate
B.substantial
C.substantially
D.substantiate
参考解析
解析：“substance”意为“物质”；“substantial”意为“主要”；“substantiate”意为“证实”；“substantially”意为“充分地、相当多地”。根据单词意思，可知选C。
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