Another way to look at all this is to realize that while, yes, maybe there are some rules involved, effective sentence construction is largely based on doing what makes sense. What this can come down to in GMAT SC is what I have experienced, scenarios in which people with whom I am working teach me...

B - things antique has grown a market for bygone styles of furniture and fixtures that is bringing B states that Market is bringing the stuff back. B is correct. C - things that are antiques has grown a market for bygone styles of furniture and fixtures that bring C - states that Furnitue and fixtur...

Hi Mitch, does the answer depend on the understanding of the word produced?
If produced means, just completing, then it does not matter when the first copyist started and ended.

other than change in meaning does C have any other error?

The plan is to convert work permit holders into permanent residents and the govt hope that this will reduce labour shortage.
Answer choice E states that PR holders may or may not work longer than those who hold work permits. So the plan may or may not work depending on this.

I guess there is a problem with choice A. Ing-modifier modifies the subject of the preceeding clause. So here it nonsensically modifies The Poet.

C) Regardless of whether certain psychological problems are genetically determined or cemented in early childhood -- the subject of lively debate -- they are ultimately irrelevant to psychological treatment. C changes the meaning. The original sentence talks only about treatment. C talks about psych...

This looks like a manhattan GMAT assumption question.