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by mehrasa » Thu Oct 06, 2011 9:03 am
The courts ruled that have there being safety protocols initiated, the accident would not have occurred.

a) The courts ruled that have there being safety protocols initiated
b) The courts ruled that had there being safety protocols initiated
c) The courts rule that had there been safety protocols initiated
d) The courts ruled that had there been safety protocols initiated
e) The courts ruled that have there been safety protocols initiated

please explain its relevant grammer
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by chetansharma » Thu Oct 06, 2011 9:16 am
mehrasa wrote:The courts ruled that have there being safety protocols initiated, the accident would not have occurred.

a) The courts ruled that have there being safety protocols initiated
b) The courts ruled that had there being safety protocols initiated
c) The courts rule that had there been safety protocols initiated
d) The courts ruled that had there been safety protocols initiated
e) The courts ruled that have there been safety protocols initiated

please explain its relevant grammer
IMO the answer shd be D as it properly explains two actions of the past.
What is OA???

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by GmatKiss » Thu Oct 06, 2011 9:16 am
mehrasa wrote:The courts ruled that have there being safety protocols initiated, the accident would not have occurred.

a) The courts ruled that have there being safety protocols initiated
b) The courts ruled that had there being safety protocols initiated
c) The courts rule that had there been safety protocols initiated
d) The courts ruled that had there been safety protocols initiated
e) The courts ruled that have there been safety protocols initiated

please explain its relevant grammer
IMO: D, pls let me know if thats correct, will then explain :)
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by mehrasa » Thu Oct 06, 2011 9:23 am
y, OA is D
I also guess this is D bcuz of IF conditional sentences.. but i would like to know its grammer...any opinion?
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by GmatKiss » Thu Oct 06, 2011 9:30 am
GmatKiss wrote:
mehrasa wrote:The courts ruled that have there being safety protocols initiated, the accident would not have occurred.

a) The courts ruled that have there being safety protocols initiated
b) The courts ruled that had there being safety protocols initiated
c) The courts rule that had there been safety protocols initiated
d) The courts ruled that had there been safety protocols initiated
e) The courts ruled that have there been safety protocols initiated

please explain its relevant grammer
IMO: D, pls let me know if thats correct, will then explain :)
Parallelism :)
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by sumitpune » Fri Oct 07, 2011 6:07 am
Between Have/Had .. Had because we need past verb
A E out
C out because of Rule we need Ruled

B . being !! not required here

D is only choice left and correct one.

D wins
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by abcgmat » Fri Oct 07, 2011 6:14 am
The courts ruled that have there being safety protocols initiated, the accident would not have occurred.

a) The courts ruled that have there being safety protocols initiated
b) The courts ruled that had there being safety protocols initiated
c) The courts rule that had there been safety protocols initiated
d) The courts ruled that had there been safety protocols initiated
e) The courts ruled that have there been safety protocols initiated

Had (past) + would have combination.
Since the second part has would have, the first part should have 'had'
So A, E are out, C (rule) is not referring to past so C is out
B- Being

So D is correct
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