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by anshulagarwal12 » Wed Aug 22, 2012 12:17 pm
The dancing doll line sold slightly more than $3.5 million worth of toys last year , 40% more than the Teeny Tiny Trucks line did and nearly 3 times as much as the Basic Blocks line's sales.

A. the Teeny Tiny Trucks line did and nearly 3 times as much as the Basic Blocks Line's Sales
B. the Teeny Tiny Trucks did and nearly 3 times what the Basic Blocks' sales were
C. the Teeny Tiny Trucks line sold and nearly 3 times as much as Basic Blocks' sales
D. the Teeny Tiny Trucks line and nearly 3 times more than Basic Blocks sales
E. the Teeny Tiny Trucks line and nearly 3 times more than Basic Blocks line

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by alex.gellatly » Wed Aug 22, 2012 7:30 pm
anshulagarwal12 wrote:The dancing doll line sold slightly more than $3.5 million worth of toys last year , 40% more than the Teeny Tiny Trucks line did and nearly 3 times as much as the Basic Blocks line's sales.

A. the Teeny Tiny Trucks line did and nearly 3 times as much as the Basic Blocks Line's Sales
B. the Teeny Tiny Trucks did and nearly 3 times what the Basic Blocks' sales were
C. the Teeny Tiny Trucks line sold and nearly 3 times as much as Basic Blocks' sales
D. the Teeny Tiny Trucks line and nearly 3 times more than Basic Blocks sales
E. the Teeny Tiny Trucks line and nearly 3 times more than Basic Blocks line
I am going with E here for parallelism issues. We need to make sure all there of them are parallel.

Does this help? What's the OA?
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by Lifetron » Wed Aug 22, 2012 9:13 pm
Hi Alex,

I too got E considering parallel structure. But, I eliminated A B C for 'the Teeny Tiny Trucks line did','Teeny Tiny Trucks did' & 'Teeny Tiny Trucks line sold'. Between D & E, it is obviously E. So, I chose E. Is that right ?
alex.gellatly wrote:
anshulagarwal12 wrote:The dancing doll line sold slightly more than $3.5 million worth of toys last year , 40% more than the Teeny Tiny Trucks line did and nearly 3 times as much as the Basic Blocks line's sales.

A. the Teeny Tiny Trucks line did and nearly 3 times as much as the Basic Blocks Line's Sales
B. the Teeny Tiny Trucks did and nearly 3 times what the Basic Blocks' sales were
C. the Teeny Tiny Trucks line sold and nearly 3 times as much as Basic Blocks' sales
D. the Teeny Tiny Trucks line and nearly 3 times more than Basic Blocks sales
E. the Teeny Tiny Trucks line and nearly 3 times more than Basic Blocks line
I am going with E here for parallelism issues. We need to make sure all there of them are parallel.

Does this help? What's the OA?
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