Looks like the word irregardless has a long history.
Just like whether or not is wrong and whether is right, irregardless is wrong and regardless is right
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Irregardless
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Irregardless is not a word and hence regardless is correct
Protestor's - an apostrophe s is required since the action of burning an american flag is done by a protestor.
A & B are out due to the word Irregardless - In GMAT you have to keep it simple so do not select double negative coices if the meaning is intended as positive
D -changes the meaning as explained
C - sounds awkward and incomplete
Hence E is the answer
Protestor's - an apostrophe s is required since the action of burning an american flag is done by a protestor.
A & B are out due to the word Irregardless - In GMAT you have to keep it simple so do not select double negative coices if the meaning is intended as positive
D -changes the meaning as explained
C - sounds awkward and incomplete
Hence E is the answer
