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by jain2016 » Wed Dec 16, 2015 8:28 am
The famous actor, whose last three movies were severely criticized both by the critics and the general public for their extremely graphic violent scenes, deciding to work in family dramas only.

A)were severely criticized both by the critics and the general public for their extremely graphic violent scenes, deciding

B)had been severely criticized by both the critics and by the general public for his extremely graphic violence scenes, has decided

C)were subjected to serve criticism by both the critics and the general public for their extremely graphic violence scenes, decided

D)had extremely graphic violence scenes , has been severely criticized by the critics and by the general public, therefore deciding

E)were severely criticized by both the critics and the general public for their extremely graphic violence scenes, decided

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Hi Experts ,

Please explain each options.

Thanks in advance.

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Source: — Sentence Correction |

by jain2016 » Fri Dec 18, 2015 8:04 am
Hi Experts ,

Please explain.

Thanks,

SJ
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by jain2016 » Mon Dec 21, 2015 9:48 pm
Hi Experts ,

Please put some light on this.

Thanks in advance.

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by theCodeToGMAT » Mon Dec 28, 2015 12:21 am
Noticeable points: The sentence "The Famous Actor" needs a verb for completion. In the original sentence, the verb is missing.

{A} Verb missing; INCORRECT
{B} We should use perfect tenses when we are reporting two past actions; INCORRECT
{C} KEEP
{D} Verb Missing; INCORRECT
{E} Adverb should not be introduced in between. INCORRECT

{C}
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by GMATGuruNY » Mon Dec 28, 2015 10:47 pm
jain2016 wrote:The famous actor, whose last three movies were severely criticized both by the critics and the general public for their extremely graphic violent scenes, deciding to work in family dramas only.

A)were severely criticized both by the critics and the general public for their extremely graphic violent scenes, deciding

B)had been severely criticized by both the critics and by the general public for his extremely graphic violence scenes, has decided

C)were subjected to serve criticism by both the critics and the general public for their extremely graphic violence scenes, decided

D)had extremely graphic violence scenes , has been severely criticized by the critics and by the general public, therefore deciding

E)were severely criticized by both the critics and the general public for their extremely graphic violence scenes, decided
both X and Y must serve to connect PARALLEL FORMS.
A: both BY and THE GENERAL PUBLIC
Here, by (preposition) and the general public (noun) are not parallel forms.
B: both THE CRITICS and BY
Here, the critics (noun) and by (preposition) are not parallel forms.
Eliminate A and B.

C, D and E: extremely graphic violence scenes
Here, it is unclear whether graphic serves to modify the entire phrase violence scenes (conveying that the SCENES were graphic) or just the noun violence (conveying that the VIOLENCE was graphic).
Eliminate C, D and E.

None of the answer choices is viable.
I would ignore this SC.
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