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by abhimanyu.tanwar » Mon Sep 19, 2011 4:48 am
GmatKiss wrote:In an unusual rebuke of a senior aide, Chancellor Micheal Duston today publicly criticized Finance Minister Otto Schmidt, who has called for significant restraints in welfare spending for helping West Germany to pull out of the recession

a)In an unusual rebuke of a senior aide, Chancellor Micheal Duston today publicly criticized Finance Minister Otto Schmidt, who has called for significant restraints in welfare spending for helping West Germany to pull out of the recession

b)In an unusual rebuke of a senior aide, Chancellor Micheal Duston today publicly criticized Finance Minister Otto Schmidt, who has called for significant restraints in welfare spending to help pull West Germany out of a recession

c)In an unusual rebuke of a senior aide, Chancellor Micheal Duston today publicly criticized Finance Minister Otto Schmidt, who has called for significant restraints in welfare spend to help West Germany pull out of recession

d)In an unusual rebuke of a senior aide, Chancellor Micheal Duston today publicly criticized Finance Minister Otto Schmidt, who has called for significant restraints in welfare spending for helping West Germany to pull out of a recession

e)In an unusual rebuke of a senior aide, Chancellor Micheal Duston today publicly has criticized Finance Minister Otto Schmidt has called for significant restraints in welfare spending for pulling West Germany out of a recession

OA after some time
I believe for (B) to be the correct answer choice, it should be "the recession" and not "a recession".
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by GMATGuruNY » Tue Sep 20, 2011 6:32 am
GmatKiss wrote:In an unusual rebuke of a senior aide, Chancellor Micheal Duston today publicly criticized Finance Minister Otto Schmidt, who has called for significant restraints in welfare spending for helping West Germany to pull out of the recession

a)In an unusual rebuke of a senior aide, Chancellor Micheal Duston today publicly criticized Finance Minister Otto Schmidt, who has called for significant restraints in welfare spending for helping West Germany to pull out of the recession

b)In an unusual rebuke of a senior aide, Chancellor Micheal Duston today publicly criticized Finance Minister Otto Schmidt, who has called for significant restraints in welfare spending to help pull West Germany out of a recession

c)In an unusual rebuke of a senior aide, Chancellor Micheal Duston today publicly criticized Finance Minister Otto Schmidt, who has called for significant restraints in welfare spend to help West Germany pull out of recession

d)In an unusual rebuke of a senior aide, Chancellor Micheal Duston today publicly criticized Finance Minister Otto Schmidt, who has called for significant restraints in welfare spending for helping West Germany to pull out of a recession

e)In an unusual rebuke of a senior aide, Chancellor Micheal Duston today publicly has criticized Finance Minister Otto Schmidt has called for significant restraints in welfare spending for pulling West Germany out of a recession

OA after some time
To express intent or purpose, we typically use the infinitive (TO + VERB):

INCORRECT: John went to the store FOR BUYING milk.
CORRECT: John went to the store TO BUY milk.

Eliminate A and D (which say for helping) and E (which says for pulling). To express the PURPOSE of the Chancellor's action, we need the infinitive: the Chancellor has called for significant restraints...TO HELP West Germany.

In C, in welfare SPEND makes no sense. The gerund form is needed: in welfare SPENDING. Eliminate C.

The correct answer is B.

To help PULL West Germany means to help US pull West Germany.
To help WEST GERMANY pull means to help WEST GERMANY pull ITSELF.

The first meaning seems more appropriate here.
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by aspirant2011 » Tue Sep 20, 2011 7:27 am
GMATGuruNY wrote:
GmatKiss wrote:In an unusual rebuke of a senior aide, Chancellor Micheal Duston today publicly criticized Finance Minister Otto Schmidt, who has called for significant restraints in welfare spending for helping West Germany to pull out of the recession

a)In an unusual rebuke of a senior aide, Chancellor Micheal Duston today publicly criticized Finance Minister Otto Schmidt, who has called for significant restraints in welfare spending for helping West Germany to pull out of the recession

b)In an unusual rebuke of a senior aide, Chancellor Micheal Duston today publicly criticized Finance Minister Otto Schmidt, who has called for significant restraints in welfare spending to help pull West Germany out of a recession

c)In an unusual rebuke of a senior aide, Chancellor Micheal Duston today publicly criticized Finance Minister Otto Schmidt, who has called for significant restraints in welfare spend to help West Germany pull out of recession

d)In an unusual rebuke of a senior aide, Chancellor Micheal Duston today publicly criticized Finance Minister Otto Schmidt, who has called for significant restraints in welfare spending for helping West Germany to pull out of a recession

e)In an unusual rebuke of a senior aide, Chancellor Micheal Duston today publicly has criticized Finance Minister Otto Schmidt has called for significant restraints in welfare spending for pulling West Germany out of a recession

OA after some time
To express intent or purpose, we typically use the infinitive (TO + VERB):

INCORRECT: John went to the store FOR BUYING milk.
CORRECT: John went to the store TO BUY milk.

Eliminate A and D (which say for helping) and E (which says for pulling). To express the PURPOSE of the Chancellor's action, we need the infinitive: the Chancellor has called for significant restraints...TO HELP West Germany.

In C, in welfare SPEND makes no sense. The gerund form is needed: in welfare SPENDING. Eliminate C.

The correct answer is B.

To help PULL West Germany means to help US pull West Germany.
To help WEST GERMANY pull means to help WEST GERMANY pull ITSELF.

The first meaning seems more appropriate here.
Thanks a lot Mitch for your very good explanation :-)
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by gmatblood » Fri Sep 23, 2011 11:45 am
thanks a lot for the question and the explanations :)
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by GmatKiss » Sat Sep 24, 2011 11:10 am
Thanks a ton Mitch :)
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by vishugogo » Mon Feb 25, 2013 9:18 am
Dear Mitch

kindly explain "To express intent or purpose" regarding usage of to+verb.
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