359. In 1990’s, there are more babies born by women over thirty years old than under it.
(A) than under it
(B) than were they under it
(C) than had been under it
(D) than were the babies
(E) than those were under it
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Not confident but this is what I understood
we need a sentence which says ...
than BY WOMEN who were under thirty YEARS OLD.
were is correct usage, eliminate A and C
those refers to womean
and it refers to age.
So E
we need a sentence which says ...
than BY WOMEN who were under thirty YEARS OLD.
were is correct usage, eliminate A and C
those refers to womean
and it refers to age.
So E
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amazing you got it rgt mate! can you explain us your logic please?reachac wrote:Pretty odd construction.....
Not 2 sure of the stem or the options...IMO A
Well no one has posted the OA yet, and u said im rite
nehw got simple resoning for this one, the stem question + all options seemed oddly constructed so between A and E I went with the option I felt had the least error
nehw got simple resoning for this one, the stem question + all options seemed oddly constructed so between A and E I went with the option I felt had the least error
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none of the options SOUND right , but to choose one of them, I will go with A as well.. "it" would replace "thirty", the age, so comparing "over thirty years old" and "under thirty years old" => "under it". What is the OA?
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mannnnnn!!! the more i do gmat the more confusion am getting into apart from the benefits..dsk wrote:none of the options SOUND right , but to choose one of them, I will go with A as well.. "it" would replace "thirty", the age, so comparing "over thirty years old" and "under thirty years old" => "under it". What is the OA?
tell me a thing:
in the setence 'In 1990’s, there are more babies born by women over thirty years old than under it.' the idiom used is more.. than the part after more and the part after than needs to be parallel.. aight?? please let me know anyone can respond..