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by [email protected] » Thu Apr 26, 2012 10:54 pm
According to a recent study conducted at over 100 American universities, the number of college graduates interested in pursuing a career in financial services is likely to double by 2010.

• is likely to double

• Are likely to increase by twice

• Are likely to double

• Will double

• Will increase by twice



A basic subject verb agreement sentence but there is something else as well. Just see the sentence and have some discussions. I will post the OA later..
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by jordan23 » Thu Apr 26, 2012 11:20 pm
IMO A.
The Number of...singular. So we are down to options A and D. Since Will represents certainty, and the study cannot for certain predict that the number will double, hence I will go with A.

[email protected] wrote:According to a recent study conducted at over 100 American universities, the number of college graduates interested in pursuing a career in financial services is likely to double by 2010.

• is likely to double

• Are likely to increase by twice

• Are likely to double

• Will double

• Will increase by twice



A basic subject verb agreement sentence but there is something else as well. Just see the sentence and have some discussions. I will post the OA later..
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by shantanu86 » Thu Apr 26, 2012 11:20 pm
IMO [spoiler][A][/spoiler]

Analysis-
'the number of' is singular therefore are is ruled out.. eliminating [spoiler] and [C][/spoiler].
also its likely today hence present should be used.. eliminating [spoiler][D] and [E][/spoiler].

Thus, [spoiler][A][/spoiler] is the right choice!!
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by GmatKiss » Fri Apr 27, 2012 4:23 am
According to a recent study conducted at over 100 American universities, the number of college graduates interested in pursuing a career in financial services is likely to double by 2010.

• is likely to double

• Are likely to increase by twice

• Are likely to double

• Will double

• Will increase by twice

IMO: A
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