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by gmatnmein2010 » Sat Feb 13, 2010 1:45 am
Visby is the largest city on the Swedish island of Gotland; arguably the best-preserved medieval town in Scandinavia, and has become a World Heritage Site.
(A) arguably the best-preserved medieval town in Scandinavia, and has become a World Heritage Site.
(B) it is arguably the best-preserved medieval town in Scandinavia, and, as a result of this, has become a World Heritage Site.
(C) arguably the best-preserved medieval town in Scandinavia, it has become a World Heritage Site.
(D) it has become a World Heritage Site, and arguably the best-preserved medieval town in Scandinavia.
(E) is arguably the best-preserved medieval town in Scandinavia, a World Heritage Site.
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by thephoenix » Sat Feb 13, 2010 2:45 am
IMO C
Last edited by thephoenix on Sat Feb 13, 2010 2:47 am, edited 1 time in total.
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by vijay_venky » Sat Feb 13, 2010 2:46 am
I would go with C.

Because of the ;, we need an independent clause after the ;, so A,E Eliminated.
B is changing the meaning and D is wrong in construction.
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by bhumika.k.shah » Sat Feb 13, 2010 4:38 am
since there is a semi-colon we need an independent statement that can stand on its own.

Hence we can remove A and E.

D is wrong coz it doesnt fit well .

Im confused b/w B and C

can you please provide OA and OEs

thanks :)
gmatnmein2010 wrote:Visby is the largest city on the Swedish island of Gotland; arguably the best-preserved medieval town in Scandinavia, and has become a World Heritage Site.
(A) arguably the best-preserved medieval town in Scandinavia, and has become a World Heritage Site.
(B) it is arguably the best-preserved medieval town in Scandinavia, and, as a result of this, has become a World Heritage Site.
(C) arguably the best-preserved medieval town in Scandinavia, it has become a World Heritage Site.
(D) it has become a World Heritage Site, and arguably the best-preserved medieval town in Scandinavia.
(E) is arguably the best-preserved medieval town in Scandinavia, a World Heritage Site.
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by komal » Sun Feb 14, 2010 5:26 am
(A) "Arguably...., " is the phrase that should describe the subject on the other side of the comma. Instead, we have "and has become..."--which does not make sense in A.

(B) it's quite wordy "and, as a result of this..." Eliminate it.

(C), "arguably" describes the word next to the comma "it"-- Correct

(D), you don't need the comma before "and"----if you use a comma, then there needs to be a subject on the right side of the comma

(E), where's the subject? It starts with "is"--which does not make sense. Remember the underlined portion should read as a complete sentence so it cannot start with "is . Incorrect.
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