IMO D
Comparison between 2 types of owners
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Source: Beat The GMAT — Sentence Correction |
C
owners compared to owners and whereas is used correctly.
The rest of the choices say that either dwelling is free and clear or incorrectly compares an owner to owners.
owners compared to owners and whereas is used correctly.
The rest of the choices say that either dwelling is free and clear or incorrectly compares an owner to owners.
Cramya, isn't ''their'' ambiguous here??cramya wrote:C
owners compared to owners and whereas is used correctly.
The rest of the choices say that either dwelling is free and clear or incorrectly compares an owner to owners.
Also choice D, IMO, correctly compares owners with owners and not owner to owners. Also usage of whereas seems to be correct here.
Among the choices the one that fits best is C
However I feel that it is missing an article a before free and clear title.
The others as cramya pointed out - incorrectly compare owner to owners (A, B and D) and wrongly state that the dwelling is free and clear (E).
However I feel that it is missing an article a before free and clear title.
The others as cramya pointed out - incorrectly compare owner to owners (A, B and D) and wrongly state that the dwelling is free and clear (E).
cramya wrote:C
owners compared to owners and whereas is used correctly.
The rest of the choices say that either dwelling is free and clear or incorrectly compares an owner to owners.
Cramya..
What is the correct use of whereas?
OA is C
can anyone please tell the correct usage of whereas...
I found C to be awkward and thus went for D
can anyone please tell the correct usage of whereas...
I found C to be awkward and thus went for D












