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digvijayk
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Check out the question:
https://www.beatthegmat.com/christopher- ... 31488.html
Only choice A has travelling or does it have sailing, while all others have sailing or some form of the word "sail". Is that the same ? How ? I know it's illogical if we think that christopher columbus took flight west, but this is a sentence correction question. Does the change in a word like travelling to sailing, change the meaning of the sentence? Why not?
Or is this just a typo. Because everywhere this question is asked, the same mistake has been repeated!
https://www.beatthegmat.com/christopher- ... 31488.html
Only choice A has travelling or does it have sailing, while all others have sailing or some form of the word "sail". Is that the same ? How ? I know it's illogical if we think that christopher columbus took flight west, but this is a sentence correction question. Does the change in a word like travelling to sailing, change the meaning of the sentence? Why not?
Or is this just a typo. Because everywhere this question is asked, the same mistake has been repeated!
