The police officer adamantly refused to legally declare that the ladies were missing since to grant them the status of missing persons require that they be gone for at least 24 hours.
(1)declare that the ladies were missing since to grant them the status of missing persons require that they be gone
(2)declare the ladies missing persons since to do so requires that they be gone
(3)declare that the ladies were missing since granting them the status of missing persons require that they be gone
(4)declare that the ladies were missing since it is required that they be gone, in order to be granted the status of missing persons,
(5)declaring that the ladies were missing since to grant them the status of missing persons requires that they be gone
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The police officer adamantly refused
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A: not good as the infinitive 'to grant' need 'requires' - singular
IMO C - subjunctive
IMO C - subjunctive
786 wrote:The police officer adamantly refused to legally declare that the ladies were missing since to grant them the status of missing persons require that they be gone for at least 24 hours.
(1)declare that the ladies were missing since to grant them the status of missing persons require that they be gone
(2)declare the ladies missing persons since to do so requires that they be gone
(3)declare that the ladies were missing since granting them the status of missing persons require that they be gone
(4)declare that the ladies were missing since it is required that they be gone, in order to be granted the status of missing persons,
(5)declaring that the ladies were missing since to grant them the status of missing persons requires that they be gone
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OA : After some disc
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A is definitely wrong... "Granting them the status REQUIRES" singular.... There are only two strong contenders here.B & E. The issue is with "legally declare" or "legally declaring". Going by my "GMAT" specific grammar, since both events are happening at the same time, E should win but then concision is a great plus point with B. Pushed, i would choose E, since generally grammar takes precedence over concision.aspirant2011 wrote:Yup I would also go with A because to show intention we use infinitive to
P.S. Im not sure though.
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Ladies are missing but B says that women has missed either her husband or children (kind of person)
B is wrong because intended meaning has changed.
B is wrong because intended meaning has changed.
786 wrote:any thoughts on B ?
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