1). Comprises of companies2). Comprises in companies3). Comprises comp

1.	1). Comprises of companies2). Comprises in companies3). Comprises companies4). No improvement
Answer» The PREPOSITION 'of' is not needed in the phrase. The verb 'comprises' should be followed by the NOUN 'companies'. Thus option 3 is the correct answer. Using 'of' after 'comprises' is REDUNDANT. We use 'of' after 'consists'. Consists of is correct and comprises of is considered to be incorrect and redundant.

1). Comprises of companies2). Comprises in companies3). Comprises companies4). No improvement

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The PREPOSITION 'of' is not needed in the phrase. The verb 'comprises' should be followed by the NOUN 'companies'. Thus option 3 is the correct answer. Using 'of' after 'comprises' is REDUNDANT. We use 'of' after 'consists'.

Consists of is correct and comprises of is considered to be incorrect and redundant.

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