Geva, Could you explain why the other choices are wrong? I vouched for (D) because the claim is that, Domingo is a prodigy that could recognize any single instrument in his orchestra that is a bit out of tune. Doesn't (D) support this by saying yes, the instruments were played just a bit out of tune...

ZOMG!!!...LOL!!...my whole reasoning was wrong the explanation is actually really simple... option B tells us that if the company announces the launch of the new product, then the media will certainly report it to the public (because that is what the media often does) Hence option B is another reaso...

In this question the author is using a study conducted on only 10% of American Dog owners to make a claim as broad as "people who train their dogs are more likely to participate in dog shows than are people who do not train their dogs. " So he is using a small sample in his study and gener...

Im surprised that my post was deleted...

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IMO D Munda Singh, Though I got the answer through POE, I am not convinced that E is the ideal choice. Even if people sell/come to reside in those houses, will it reduce the supply. They will come leaving other houses in which they are residing currently (untill we assume that they will live in two...

http://www.manhattangmat.com/forums/post4489.html#p4489 C. is wrong because they did not break after the dispute the broke during it...(broke is to fight) E. is wrong because the did not fight over "the bitter dispute"(like as though it is an object and they are fighting for who owns it),...

Horrible question. Don't study it. Do learn the lesson that relative pronouns (everyone, anybody, etc.) are SINGULAR. Cannot use the plural pronoun "their" with these pronouns. Everyone does this in everyday life, however, so people think it's fine, when it's grammatically incorrect - and...