although i used my previous explanation to rule out D. there is one more error in D if you look closely.. "those that" -- this is wrong usage--2 pronouns consecutively E: Ellipse is correctly used. We generally remove the redundancy by employing ellipses: e.g Bangalore is better than delhi...

you are missing nothing, so you are on target. all other choices has pronoun reference error except D Can you please tell...is use of Men ok...when there are no men in the original sentence....there are only men's b'days. If so why ? Thanks Mohit hmm. Men is not a pronoun, so you do not need an ant...

I feel use of men is correct. In A use of since is not correct. In B use of who. In C use of whom. In D not that good choice but probably the best In E use of whom. Can you please tell why use of men is correct, when there is no men in the sentence....there are only their birthdays....and as Manhat...

Hi All, Can somebody please tell what is the meaning of the following modifier in the above sentence: " Born Janet Miriam Taylor Caldwell near Manchester " Thanks Mohit The red one's are modifier, and the bold one is the subject, which is indeed a long name :-) So leave all the modifier, ...

In an unusual move for a Republican is a prepositional phrase. if we would have "Establishing unusual move, X bla bla" then it makes sense for the X to be a person. By talking about an "...unusual move for...", the sentence is referring to something that a person did. The identi...

@PinkBox, Please illustrate why "In an unusual move for a Republican" can't modify President's directive? In an unusual move for a Republican is a prepositional phrase. if we would have "Establishing unusual move, X bla bla" then it makes sense for the X to be a person. Please su...

Agreed with Karmyogi...b/w C and E...E retains the original meaning.