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Both X as well as Y!

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by gmat_perfect » Tue Aug 17, 2010 6:34 am
Both the complexity of the phenomenon known as extinction and the vastness of the biosphere, having prompted many scientists to call for a large increase in the number of biologists working both in the field and in laboratories to clarify the relationships among the planet's many endangered life-forms.

(A) and the vastness of the biosphere, having prompted many scientists to call for a large increase in the number of biologists working both
(B) and the vastness of the biosphere has prompted many scientists calling for a large increase in the number of biologists both working
(C) and the vastness of the biosphere have prompted many scientists to call for a large increase in the number of biologists working both
(D) as well as the vastness of the biosphere have prompted many scientists to call for a large increase in the number of biologists who both work
(E) as well as the vastness of the biosphere has prompted many scientists to call for a large increase in the number of biologists who work both

[spoiler]OA: C[/spoiler]

Is "Both X as well as Y" always wrong?

Please clarify.

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by Tani » Tue Aug 17, 2010 6:56 am
The only form that makes a compound subject plural is "and". For example

Joe and Sam are going to the movie.

Joe as well as Sam is going to the movie.

Nothing wrong with "as well as", it simply doesn't combine the nouns to make a plural.
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by madhukumar_v » Tue Aug 17, 2010 7:02 am
good q gmat_perfect, for "both" in GMATland I have heard only one Idiom Both X and Y (I havent seen a question in GMATPREP/OG with both carrying another Idiom). Based on that only C remains.

But I have a question on choices C and E

C: the number of biologists working both
E: the number of biologists who work both

In these two choices which one is preffered one and why. Can someone through light on this?
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by Tani » Tue Aug 17, 2010 7:23 am
"working both" would include biologists working in the field and biologists working in the lab.

"who work both" would only include those individuals who work in the field and in the lab, leaving out those who only work in one or the other.
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by madhukumar_v » Tue Aug 17, 2010 7:28 am
Thanks Tani.
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