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pls suggest what is the right ans for said sc

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by kartik1979 » Sat Mar 28, 2009 11:11 am
The typical military coup fails relatively bloodlessly, amassing
little support, collapsing within hours of its …rst public claim to
power, but, having usually gotten the full attention of a country’s
leaders, eventually, once an initial retaliation period ends, the
ideology behind the coup makes subtle inroads in the nation’s
government.
(A) support, collapsing within hours of its …rst public claim to
power, but, having usually gotten the full attention of a
country’s leaders,
(B) support, collapses within hours of its …rst public claim to
power, but with the usual full attention of a country’s
leaders gotten,
(C) support and collapsing within hours of its …rst public
claim to power, but it usually gets the full attention of a
country’s leaders, and
(D) support and collapsing within hours of its …rst public
claim to power, but with the usual full attention of a
country’s leaders, and
(E) support, collapses within hours of its …rst making a public
claim to power, but with the usual full attention of a
country’s leaders, and
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Source: — Sentence Correction |

by gmat740 » Sat Mar 28, 2009 4:23 pm
The typical military coup fails relatively bloodlessly, amassing
little support, collapsing within hours of its …rst public claim to
power, but, having usually gotten the full attention of a country’s
leaders
, eventually, once an initial retaliation period ends, the
ideology behind the coup makes subtle inroads in the nation’s
government
I tried to underline the question,I don't know whether I am correct or not.
a) having usually gotten
Redundant

(
B) support, collapses within hours of its …rst public claim to
power, but with the usual full attention of a country’s
leaders gotten
poor structure,So this is also out

(
C) support and collapsing within hours of its …rst public
claim to power, but it usually gets the full attention of a
country’s leaders, and
Are we talking about a regular everyday phenomenon?

It only happened once and we are talking about that particular Coup.
SO this Alters the meaning
(D) support and collapsing within hours of its …rst public
claim to power, but with the usual full attention of a
country’s leaders, and
D is parallel and is the correct answer
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by TedCornell » Sat Mar 28, 2009 6:58 pm
please mark the underlined segment in the question.
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by kartik1979 » Sat Mar 28, 2009 8:51 pm
the right answer stated was C

I got the same answer D as C as " It" and i thought it was a pronoun reference error hence went for D

D voted out as explanation states that but has to be followed by a proper sentence

(D)’s
problem is that the comma, followed by “but,” implies that what follows is a complete sentence.

Never heard this before in any material yet
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by gmat740 » Sat Mar 28, 2009 8:58 pm
What is the source of this question??
You can PM RON or STUART for more detailed explanation but to my knowledge it has to be D and not C
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by kartik1979 » Sat Mar 28, 2009 9:04 pm
source Verbal bible - gmat hacks
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by tanviet » Mon Nov 02, 2009 11:12 pm
C is correct

this test coordiate conjuction.

(the coup fail, doing1 and doing2), but clause 1 and clause 2

doing 1 and doing2 show actions not separted from first action-fail.

other choice have no conjuction.
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