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exigencies of dramatic art

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by gmat740 » Sun Jun 21, 2009 7:37 am
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The exigencies of dramatic art, as shown even by the history plays of Shakespeare, makes the foreshortening of dramatized historical events inevitable.
(A) makes the foreshortening of dramatized historical events inevitable
(B) made dramatized historical events inevitably foreshortened
(C) make the foreshortening of dramatized historical events inevitable
(D) has inevitably foreshortened dramatized historical events
(E) inevitably foreshortens dramatized historical events

[spoiler]OA-C(How D changes meaning)[/spoiler]
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Re: exigencies of dramatic art

by iamcste » Sun Jun 21, 2009 8:15 am
gmat740 wrote:741


[spoiler]OA-C(How D changes meaning)[/spoiler]
does 741 mean 1000 sentence correction..
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Re: exigencies of dramatic art

by hemanth28 » Sun Jun 21, 2009 8:32 am
iamcste wrote:
gmat740 wrote:741


[spoiler]OA-C(How D changes meaning)[/spoiler]
does 741 mean 1000 sentence correction..
I guess that is taken from 1000 SC.

I initially chose C. However after looking at the option D even I was confused as in what makes option D wrong ??

But at a second look I figured out whats wrong with D.

exigencies has foreshortened dramatized historical events -- do exigencies really foreshorten events ? This is Logically wrong !!

So C makes the right option.
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Re: exigencies of dramatic art

by real2008 » Sun Jun 21, 2009 9:22 am
gmat740 wrote:741
The exigencies of dramatic art, as shown even by the history plays of Shakespeare, makes the foreshortening of dramatized historical events inevitable.
(A) makes the foreshortening of dramatized historical events inevitable
(B) made dramatized historical events inevitably foreshortened
(C) make the foreshortening of dramatized historical events inevitable
(D) has inevitably foreshortened dramatized historical events
(E) inevitably foreshortens dramatized historical events

[spoiler]OA-C(How D changes meaning)[/spoiler]
d is wrong because,

The exigencies of dramatic art, as shown even by the history plays of Shakespeare, has (have) inevitably foreshortened dramatized historical events
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by goelmohit2002 » Sun Jun 21, 2009 11:14 am
Can some one please tell...

Is "E" wrong because of S-V...

extengencies....foreshortens....

or there is some other reason...
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by Domnu » Sun Jun 21, 2009 11:34 am
We can eliminate choices A, D, and E since subject-verb agreement is violated (exigencies doesn't match up with 'makes,' 'has foreshortened,' and 'foreshortens'). Between B and C, we need the present tense, so the answer is C.
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by Mayur Sand » Sun Jun 21, 2009 7:53 pm
Still not clear about S-V error in (E) , Please explain
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by hemanth28 » Sun Jun 21, 2009 8:00 pm
Mayur Sand wrote:Still not clear about S-V error in (E) , Please explain
exigencies is a plural noun. foreshortens is a verb to be used with singular noun.
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by gmat740 » Sun Jun 21, 2009 11:52 pm
gmat740 wrote:
741


OA-C(How D changes meaning)


does 741 mean 1000 sentence correction
Yes 1000 SC's

I am finding it very helpful(although sme of the answers are problematic, bu overall I find 1000 SC's to be vry good for practise)
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by henryjejo » Fri Sep 21, 2012 4:58 pm
(A) makes the foreshortening of dramatized historical events inevitable (Does not agree with exigencies - SVA error)
(B) made dramatized historical events inevitably foreshortened (Uses Past Tense - Tense error)
(C) make the foreshortening of dramatized historical events inevitable (Correct - Present Tense+No SVA error)
(D) has inevitably foreshortened dramatized historical events (has does not agree with Exigencies - SVA error)
(E) inevitably foreshortens dramatized historical events (It should be "the dramatized ..." - Missing the article the)

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by Captaingmat » Sat Nov 10, 2012 10:35 pm
The exigencies of dramatic art, as shown even by the history plays of Shakespeare, makes the foreshortening of dramatized historical events inevitable.
(A) makes the foreshortening of dramatized historical events inevitable exigencies is plural so makes has to be make
(B) made dramatized historical events inevitably foreshortened in the non underlined portion dramatic art is shown and not showed. so there is need of present make and not past made.
(C) make the foreshortening of dramatized historical events inevitable correct option
(D) has inevitably foreshortened dramatized historical events exigencies is plural so have is required in place of has
(E) inevitably foreshortens dramatized historical events foreshorten needs to be singular because exigencies is plural
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