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I would like your help with the following question.

-----Can anyone attend the conference to be held next Sunday?
-----No. Only with their experience and qualification --A-- into
consideration, can they be permitted to attend it.

A to take B take C taken

I chose C when I do the text, but the right answer is A.

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I would like your help with the following question.

-----Can anyone attend the conference to be held next Sunday?
-----No. Only with their experience and qualification --A-- into
consideration, can they be permitted to attend it.

A to take B take C taken

I chose C when I do the text, but the right answer is A.

First of all, the sentence is awkward.

But, C is correct unless your sentence is different.

Only after their experience and qualification [are taken] into consideration, can they be permitted to attend it.

after => with

are taken => taken

A)to take

Only with their experience and qualification to take into consideration, can they be permitted to attend it.

Nonsense.

Only with their experience and qualification to take into consideration [what?], can they be permitted to attend it.

Only to take into consideration [with their experience and qualification], can they be permitted to attend it.

Nonsense. To answer needed [what?] you cannot use with something.

Only with to take into consideration [their experience and qualification ], can they be permitted to attend it.

Nonsense. with to take means nothing.

This next chain could be fine (but only could)

Only by having to take into consideration [their experience and qualification ], can they be permitted to attend it.

Only by their experience and qualification having to take into consideration, can they be permitted to attend it.

but that is just a try to fix unfixable.

to take or taken

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