Sentence Correction

In Newtonian Laws of Motion, there is a condition and it's converse regarding bodies at rest and bodies in motion.

a] Same as above
b] there is a condition and its converse regarding bodies at rest and bodies in motion.
c] there are a condition and its converse regarding bodies at rest and bodies in motion.
d] there are a condition and it's converse regarding bodies at rest and bodies in motion.
e] there has been a condition and it's converse regarding bodies at rest and bodies in motion.

would go for B

A. "it's" is the condensed form of "it is". we need the possessive "its"

B. uses the correct possessive form "its"

C and D: SV agreement error

E. incorrect as it uses it's and "has been" as if the condition and the converse do not exist anymore.

scoobydooby wrote:would go for B

A. "it's" is the condensed form of "it is". we need the possessive "its"

B. uses the correct possessive form "its"

C and D: SV agreement error

E. incorrect as it uses it's and "has been" as if the condition and the converse do not exist anymore.

I thought just like you.. but..

oops, missed out something vital in thinking about it's and its.

a condition and its converse: plural as we are talking of two things, so we would need "are"

C looks best.

Its between C and D.

Please refer to MGMAT SC guide for the strategy of reversing a passive sentence to get the correct Subject-Verb agreement.

And between C and D,

it's is a contraction of it is.

Will go with C.

C...

newton laws have two things a condition ans its converse...

Correct .. its C

such mistakes happen in haste, I guess