It is been proved that if fifty pound porcelin box drop from six foot high,it lands,intactly.
B.intact it lands
C.it lands intact.
D.intactly, it lands
B.intact it lands
C.it lands intact.
D.intactly, it lands
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Source: Beat The GMAT — Sentence Correction |
IMO C. "intact" is an adjective, and here it's qualifying the box. Another example: Despite all differences, the union remained intact.
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