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Modifier/Misc: PR Cat Question
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somsubhra86
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I think C is correct as its start with perfect subordinate clause. Because of is modifying verb which is also correct form. Please clarify if I am wrong.
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Ganesh hatwar
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Cause effect relationship3gmater wrote:His campaign for sanitary conditions in operating rooms finally successful, Sir Joseph Lister lent his name to the company that developed Listerine, the first antibacterial liquid.
1.His campaign for sanitary conditions in operating rooms finally successful
2.Since his campaign for sanitary conditions in operating rooms had been eventually successful
3.Because of the eventual success of his campaigning for sanitary conditions in operating rooms
4.His campaign for sanitary conditions in operating rooms being eventually successful
5.Campaigning, eventually successfully, for conditions to be sanitary in operating rooms
Can anyone provide more insight to question?
Thank You.
Since as a cause Not sure though
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I Manhattan SC, it is clearly written that almost always "being" brings redundancy and awkward sentence formation.sank88 wrote:Why is option D wrong? What is wrong with 'being'? Can someone please provide the grammatical logic behind this?
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jaspreetsra
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Hi jaspreetsra,
A typical SC question is meant to be solve in 60 to 90 seconds; to properly handle the ENTIRE Verbal section (and not have to rush just to finish), you can't spend 5 minutes on a single SC prompt.
How long have you been studying?
What materials have you been using during your studies?
GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
Rich
A typical SC question is meant to be solve in 60 to 90 seconds; to properly handle the ENTIRE Verbal section (and not have to rush just to finish), you can't spend 5 minutes on a single SC prompt.
How long have you been studying?
What materials have you been using during your studies?
GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
Rich
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nikhilgmat31
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[email protected] wrote:Hi jaspreetsra,
A typical SC question is meant to be solve in 60 to 90 seconds; to properly handle the ENTIRE Verbal section (and not have to rush just to finish), you can't spend 5 minutes on a single SC prompt.
How long have you been studying?
What materials have you been using during your studies?
GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
Rich
Hi Rich,
Please suggest books for SC. I am following Manhattan 5th edition Sentence Correction.
DO I need to go for GRAIL ?
Thanks
