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Alexander Graham Bell

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by gmat062011 » Mon Aug 29, 2011 8:32 am
Despite the controversy surrounding the invention of the telephone, because Alexander Graham Bell's design was the first to be patented, he is most often credited for the title "The Father of the Telephone".

(1)
because Alexander Graham Bell's design was the first to be patented, he is most often credited for the title

(2)
Alexander Graham Bell's design was the first to be patented because he is most often credited for being titled

(3)
because the patent that was designed by Alexander Graham Bell was the first, he is most often credited with the title

(4)
because his design was patented first, Alexander Graham Bell is most often credited with the title

(5)
the patent design by Alexander Graham Bell was the first, so he is the one most often credited with the title

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"Despite.....the telephone" is a modifier, so is it correct to use "because"after comma ?


Source: https://www.urch.com/forums/gmat-sentenc ... -bell.html
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by patanjali.purpose » Mon Aug 29, 2011 9:58 am
gmat062011 wrote:Despite the controversy surrounding the invention of the telephone, because Alexander Graham Bell's design was the first to be patented, he is most often credited for the title "The Father of the Telephone".

(1)
because Alexander Graham Bell's design was the first to be patented, he is most often credited for the title

(2)
Alexander Graham Bell's design was the first to be patented because he is most often credited for being titled

(3)
because the patent that was designed by Alexander Graham Bell was the first, he is most often credited with the title

(4)
because his design was patented first, Alexander Graham Bell is most often credited with the title

(5)
the patent design by Alexander Graham Bell was the first, so he is the one most often credited with the title

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"Despite.....the telephone" is a modifier, so is it correct to use "because"after comma ?


Source: https://www.urch.com/forums/gmat-sentenc ... -bell.html
[spoiler]IMO D:[/spoiler]
Flip the sentence to understand better

Despite the controversy surrounding the invention of the telephone, Alexander Graham Bell is most often credited with the title "The Father of the Telephone", because his design was patented first.
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by aspirant2011 » Mon Aug 29, 2011 7:21 pm
yup I agree with Patanjali.......
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by jonathan123456 » Mon Aug 29, 2011 7:57 pm
In what cases can we flip phrases?
patanjali.purpose wrote:
gmat062011 wrote:Despite the controversy surrounding the invention of the telephone, because Alexander Graham Bell's design was the first to be patented, he is most often credited for the title "The Father of the Telephone".

(1)
because Alexander Graham Bell's design was the first to be patented, he is most often credited for the title

(2)
Alexander Graham Bell's design was the first to be patented because he is most often credited for being titled

(3)
because the patent that was designed by Alexander Graham Bell was the first, he is most often credited with the title

(4)
because his design was patented first, Alexander Graham Bell is most often credited with the title

(5)
the patent design by Alexander Graham Bell was the first, so he is the one most often credited with the title

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"Despite.....the telephone" is a modifier, so is it correct to use "because"after comma ?


Source: https://www.urch.com/forums/gmat-sentenc ... -bell.html
[spoiler]IMO D:[/spoiler]
Flip the sentence to understand better

Despite the controversy surrounding the invention of the telephone, Alexander Graham Bell is most often credited with the title "The Father of the Telephone", because his design was patented first.
Never say Die!
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by saketk » Tue Aug 30, 2011 4:52 am
gmat062011 wrote:Despite the controversy surrounding the invention of the telephone, because Alexander Graham Bell's design was the first to be patented, he is most often credited for the title "The Father of the Telephone".

(1)
because Alexander Graham Bell's design was the first to be patented, he is most often credited for the title

(2)
Alexander Graham Bell's design was the first to be patented because he is most often credited for being titled

(3)
because the patent that was designed by Alexander Graham Bell was the first, he is most often credited with the title


(4)
because his design was patented first, Alexander Graham Bell is most often credited with the title

(5)
the patent design by Alexander Graham Bell was the first, so he is the one most often credited with the title

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"Despite.....the telephone" is a modifier, so is it correct to use "because"after comma ?


Source: https://www.urch.com/forums/gmat-sentenc ... -bell.html

Hi - the correct idiom is "credited with" we can eliminate option A and B
Also the usage in E is awkward and wordy
Left with option C and D. Option C changes the meaning and is also grammatically incorrect. He did not design the patent but got the design patented.
Option D is the best choice :)
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by navami » Mon Sep 05, 2011 10:26 am
IMO D
This time no looking back!!!
Navami
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