anticipation wrote:From 1920, X has grown tremendously


A. same misplaced modifier
B. increased growth tremendously redundant
C. Has experienced growth tremendously MM
D. Has experienced tremendous growth correct
E. has been growing tremendously incorrect verb tense


Can somebody explain which is the correct usage and why.And also mention the error type in gmat Sc context, like incorrect modifiers or pronoun usage etc.
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A-Subject verb AGREEMENT
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Thanks

2010gmat wrote:how come in a the issue is that of Misplaced modifier?? pls explain for the lesser mortals

aim-wsc wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I usually mix up in these..

haha this must have complicated the things.
let me know if you want further explanation.

colon and semicolon sometimes used in 'event n reasoning' sentences.
e.g.
"Sometimes I really dont recollect to whom I replied to on forums; forums population has increased tremendously."

note that you can also use colon on above example.

anticipation wrote:From 1920, X has grown tremendously


A. same
B. increased growth tremendously
C. Has experienced growth tremendously
D. Has experienced tremendous growth
E. has been growing tremendously


Can somebody explain which is the correct usage and why.And also mention the error type in gmat Sc context, like incorrect modifiers or pronoun usage etc.
M-Modifiers
A-Subject verb AGREEMENT
C-Comparision
L-Lists
I-Idioms
P-Pronouns
MACLIP

Thanks