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Source: Beat The GMAT — Sentence Correction |
imoE
the sentence is in past tense ..therefore "alleged"
the "critics" should be of artists and not of "artist's alleges",,
the sentence is in past tense ..therefore "alleged"
the "critics" should be of artists and not of "artist's alleges",,
I am confused in b/w C&E...can you please put some light on that?OA Eraunekk wrote:imoE
the sentence is in past tense ..therefore "alleged"
the "critics" should be of artists and not of "artist's alleges",,
C does not hold the Subject verb agreement. Subject "Critics " is plural and the singular verb "alleges" is not appropriate here.stubbornp wrote:I am confused in b/w C&E...can you please put some light on that?OA Eraunekk wrote:imoE
the sentence is in past tense ..therefore "alleged"
the "critics" should be of artists and not of "artist's alleges",,
Critics plural - can't be 'alleges'
agree with Bidisha - 'allege' would be correct and perhaps the ideal choice here.
imo E
agree with Bidisha - 'allege' would be correct and perhaps the ideal choice here.
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