One critic wrote that, if the best-selling guide to finding a husband is right, the idea of the necessity of honesty and trust in a relationship is fundamentally wrong.
A. the idea of the necessity of honesty and trust in a relationship
B. the idea that honesty and trust are necessary in a relationship
C. honesty and trust are not necessary in a relationship
D. the idea that honesty and trust is necessary to a relationship
E. the necessity of honest and trust to a relationship
Honesty and trust in a relationship
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One critic wrote that, if the best-selling guide to finding a husband is right, the idea of the necessity of honesty and trust in a relationship is fundamentally wrong.
The core of the sentence is
critic wrote that X is wrong.
we need to find the OBJECT,X, in a noun clause
A. the idea of the necessity of honesty and trust in a relationship
No auxiliary verb
B. the idea that honesty and trust are necessary in a relationship
C. honesty and trust are not necessary in a relationship
D. the idea that honesty and trust is necessary to a relationship
E. the necessity of honest and trust to a relationship
I might be wrong here. I am not confident with my logic
The core of the sentence is
critic wrote that X is wrong.
we need to find the OBJECT,X, in a noun clause
A. the idea of the necessity of honesty and trust in a relationship
No auxiliary verb
B. the idea that honesty and trust are necessary in a relationship
C. honesty and trust are not necessary in a relationship
D. the idea that honesty and trust is necessary to a relationship
E. the necessity of honest and trust to a relationship
I might be wrong here. I am not confident with my logic
LGTCH
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IMO Ashowbu wrote:One critic wrote that, if the best-selling guide to finding a husband is right, the idea of the necessity of honesty and trust in a relationship is fundamentally wrong.
A. the idea of the necessity of honesty and trust in a relationship _ Correct
B. the idea that honesty and trust are necessary in a relationship -
C. honesty and trust are not necessary in a relationship
D. the idea that honesty and trust is necessary to a relationship
E. the necessity of honest and trust to a relationship
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Look at B and D eliminating the Subodinate clause " If...is right"showbu wrote:One critic wrote that, if the best-selling guide to finding a husband is right, the idea of the necessity of honesty and trust in a relationship is fundamentally wrong.
A. the idea of the necessity of honesty and trust in a relationship
B. the idea that honesty and trust are necessary in a relationship
C. honesty and trust are not necessary in a relationship
D. the idea that honesty and trust is necessary to a relationship
E. the necessity of honest and trust to a relationship
B and D repeat that again..
B-One critic wrote that the Idea that
D-One critic wrote that the Idea that
C- Honest and Trust express similar idea hence call for a singular verb
D- to a relationship is unidomatic
Choose A
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iamcste wrote:Look at B and D eliminating the Subodinate clause " If...is right"showbu wrote:One critic wrote that, if the best-selling guide to finding a husband is right, the idea of the necessity of honesty and trust in a relationship is fundamentally wrong.
A. the idea of the necessity of honesty and trust in a relationship
B. the idea that honesty and trust are necessary in a relationship
C. honesty and trust are not necessary in a relationship
D. the idea that honesty and trust is necessary to a relationship
E. the necessity of honest and trust to a relationship
B and D repeat that again..
B-One critic wrote that the Idea that
D-One critic wrote that the Idea that
C- Honest and Trust express similar idea hence call for a singular verb
D- to a relationship is unidomatic
Iamcste,
subordinate inside subordinate ??
whats wrong with that
can you pls show me some gmat eg where that option has been negated
so this sentence
i declare that the council that takes care of people be banned.
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iamcste wrote:yes! refer this exampleronniecoleman wrote:can you pls show me some gmat eg where that option has been negated
idea of the necessity of honesty and trust
isn't it too awkard
agree that honesty and trust is singular , which can be the reason for eliminating B
But i don't go with you on subordinate in subordinate
Can you pls clarify?
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ronniecoleman wrote:
idea of the necessity of honesty and trust
isn't it too awkard.
Can you pls clarify?
you can eliminate D on unidiomatic part also.." to a relationship" IMO
secondly, look at both the constructions
i declare that "the council that takes care of people" be banned
here bold part is a proper object. "takes" is not a proper verb
One critic wrote that " the idea that honesty and trust is necessary to a relationship " is fundamentally wrong.
here the bold part is a clause.."is" a proper verb
so, I dont object to the construction "that" followed by "that" but I object the relative clause carried by the second "that"
A is not good for me too..but, I had to choose one
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you mean to sayiamcste wrote:ronniecoleman wrote:
idea of the necessity of honesty and trust
isn't it too awkard.
Can you pls clarify?
you can eliminate D on unidiomatic part also.." to a relationship" IMO
secondly, look at both the constructions
i declare that "the council that takes care of people" be banned
here bold part is a proper object. "takes" is not a proper verb
One critic wrote that " the idea that honesty and trust is necessary to a relationship " is fundamentally wrong.
here the bold part is a clause.."is" a proper verb
so, I dont object to the construction "that" followed by "that" but I object the relative clause carried by the second "that"
A is not good for me too..but, I had to choose one
that << object >> correct
that << clause >> wrong or awkward
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ronniecoleman wrote:
you mean to say
that << object >> correct
that << clause >> wrong or awkward
One critic wrote that "X" is fundamentally incorrect
In such a format "X" must be an object and not a clause IMO
so, dont hardwire that "clause" is incorrect
OA B
showbu wrote:One critic wrote that, if the best-selling guide to finding a husband is right, the idea of the necessity of honesty and trust in a relationship is fundamentally wrong.
A. the idea of the necessity of honesty and trust in a relationship
B. the idea that honesty and trust are necessary in a relationship
C. honesty and trust are not necessary in a relationship
D. the idea that honesty and trust is necessary to a relationship
E. the necessity of honest and trust to a relationship
C conflicts with the original meaning.
logitech wrote:One critic wrote that, if the best-selling guide to finding a husband is right, the idea of the necessity of honesty and trust in a relationship is fundamentally wrong.
The core of the sentence is
critic wrote that X is wrong.
we need to find the OBJECT,X, in a noun clause
A. the idea of the necessity of honesty and trust in a relationship
No auxiliary verb
B. the idea that honesty and trust are necessary in a relationship
C. honesty and trust are not necessary in a relationship
D. the idea that honesty and trust is necessary to a relationship
E. the necessity of honest and trust to a relationship
I might be wrong here. I am not confident with my logic
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How so ?showbu wrote:C conflicts with the original meaning.
logitech wrote:One critic wrote that, if the best-selling guide to finding a husband is right, the idea of the necessity of honesty and trust in a relationship is fundamentally wrong.
The core of the sentence is
critic wrote that X is wrong.
we need to find the OBJECT,X, in a noun clause
A. the idea of the necessity of honesty and trust in a relationship
No auxiliary verb
B. the idea that honesty and trust are necessary in a relationship
C. honesty and trust are not necessary in a relationship
D. the idea that honesty and trust is necessary to a relationship
E. the necessity of honest and trust to a relationship
I might be wrong here. I am not confident with my logic
LGTCH
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OA: B
Source: KAPLAN 800
One critic wrote that, if the best-selling guide to finding a husband is right, the idea of the necessity of honesty and trust in a relationship is fundamentally wrong.
A. the idea of the necessity of honesty and trust in a relationship => INCORRECT
B. the idea that honesty and trust are necessary in a relationship
C. honesty and trust are not necessary in a relationship
D. the idea that honesty and trust is necessary to a relationship => INCORRECT
E. the necessity of honest and trust to a relationship => INCORRECT
I little confused over B and C
B: One critic wrote that the idea that honesty and trust are necessary in a relationship is fundamentally wrong.
THE IDEA is fundamentally wrong. => CORRECT
C: One critic wrote that honesty and trust are not necessary in a relationship is fundamentally wrong.
One critic wrote is fundamentally wrong. => INCORRECT
This way, I tried to understand it. Is my understanding is correct?
I believe that it is correct.
Source: KAPLAN 800
One critic wrote that, if the best-selling guide to finding a husband is right, the idea of the necessity of honesty and trust in a relationship is fundamentally wrong.
A. the idea of the necessity of honesty and trust in a relationship => INCORRECT
B. the idea that honesty and trust are necessary in a relationship
C. honesty and trust are not necessary in a relationship
D. the idea that honesty and trust is necessary to a relationship => INCORRECT
E. the necessity of honest and trust to a relationship => INCORRECT
I little confused over B and C
B: One critic wrote that the idea that honesty and trust are necessary in a relationship is fundamentally wrong.
THE IDEA is fundamentally wrong. => CORRECT
C: One critic wrote that honesty and trust are not necessary in a relationship is fundamentally wrong.
One critic wrote is fundamentally wrong. => INCORRECT
This way, I tried to understand it. Is my understanding is correct?
I believe that it is correct.
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