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anantbhatia
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Considering all of the scientists who have been awarded the Nobel Prize, perhaps none is more lauded as the chemist Mendel, who pioneered the study of several new elements and paved the way for some of the great discoveries of the modern era.
perhaps none is more lauded as
perhaps none was more lauded as
it may be that none is more lauded than
maybe none is more lauded than
perhaps none was more lauded than
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OA: E
confused btw D & E. D looks more appropriate as he is still lauded. The only problem is with maybe.[/spoiler]
perhaps none is more lauded as
perhaps none was more lauded as
it may be that none is more lauded than
maybe none is more lauded than
perhaps none was more lauded than
[spoiler]
OA: E
confused btw D & E. D looks more appropriate as he is still lauded. The only problem is with maybe.[/spoiler]
That's kind of aligning ur thoughts to the OA. I recently did a Kaplan SC where it was pointed out that if something is still important, then use present tense as in:-
