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by alanforde800Maximus » Tue Sep 20, 2016 10:43 pm
Many professional football teams have found that they are better served by selecting linemen in the college draft instead of selecting skill position players, such as wide receivers and quarterbacks, who tend to demand higher salaries and who take longer to develop into quality players at the professional level.

(A) they are better served by selecting linemen in the college draft instead of selecting
(B) selecting linemen in the college draft better serves them than the selection of
(C) they are better served by selecting linemen in the college draft rather than by selecting
(D) the selection of linemen is better than
(E) they are better served by selecting linemen in the college draft than by selecting

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by GMATGuruNY » Wed Sep 21, 2016 11:05 pm
alanforde800Maximus wrote:Many professional football teams have found that they are better served by selecting linemen in the college draft instead of selecting skill position players, such as wide receivers and quarterbacks, who tend to demand higher salaries and who take longer to develop into quality players at the professional level.

(A) they are better served by selecting linemen in the college draft instead of selecting
(B) selecting linemen in the college draft better serves them than the selection of
(C) they are better served by selecting linemen in the college draft rather than by selecting
(D) the selection of linemen is better than
(E) they are better served by selecting linemen in the college draft than by selecting

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In A, better...instead of is unidiomatic.
Correct: better than.
Eliminate A.

Only PARALLEL FORMS may be compared.
B: selecting linemen...better serves them than the selection of skill position players
Here, selecting linemen (VERBing + direct object) and the selection of skill position players (NOUN + prepositional modifier) are not parallel forms.
Eliminate B.

C: better...rather than
Here, better and rather are redundant.
Eliminate C.

D: the selection...is better than...players
Here, THE SELECTION is illogically compared to PLAYERS.
Eliminate D.

The correct answer is E.
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