Discussion
You can do litigation cases but you also have to do the corporate _______ .
Answer: C
The missing word is ones.
The blank stands in for a plural noun already used in the sentence: 'litigation cases' contrasted with 'corporate cases'. To avoid repeating 'cases', English uses the pronoun ones, which must agree in number with the noun it replaces, so the plural ones is needed: 'You can do litigation cases but you also have to do the corporate ones.'
'One' is singular and would not agree with 'cases'. 'Too' is an adverb and cannot follow 'the corporate' as a noun. 'Those' is a demonstrative that cannot take the article 'the' and an adjective before it.
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