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by varun289 » Mon Apr 22, 2013 11:30 pm
In the engineering sector at the moment there are no jobs for those without experience, which makes it difficult for we recent graduates to get started on our careers.

A. at the moment there are no jobs for those without experience, which makes it difficult for we
B. at the moment there are no jobs for those without experience, which makes it difficult for us
C. there are no jobs at the moment for those without experience, a fact that makes it difficult for us
D. there are no jobs at the moment for those without experience, which makes it difficult for us
E. there are no jobs at the moment for those without experience, a fact which makes it difficult for we


how C or E ???
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by CSASHISHPANDAY » Tue Apr 23, 2013 3:02 am
C is the Answer. reason:
  • Use of "for we" is wrong.The correct use is "for us"

    In E use of Which is wrong
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by aman88 » Wed Apr 24, 2013 3:16 am
Check out this link and you'll get to know what is the answer and why.

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by EducationAisle » Wed Apr 24, 2013 3:34 am
Curious to know what the source of this question is. Actually official questions are never in first person and both C and E use first person.

Couple of things that go against E:

1. In GMAT, a comma always precedes which (when which is used as a relative pronoun). This gives an easy way to eliminate E.

2. E says: makes it difficult for we, but it should be makes it difficult for us. Again, the easy way to remember this is that for is a preposition and the object form of pronouns (us in this case) should be used after preposition, not the subject form (we in this case).
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by bpolley00 » Wed Apr 24, 2013 12:48 pm
I can tell you right now this isn't an OG question. Why do people waste their time with ridiculous questions from other sources? If the question doesn't come from the OG or a top prep company don't do it and don't post it on here. I would go C but us to me is completely ambiguous.
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