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by arora007 » Sat Aug 07, 2010 8:05 am
Hi Patrick,

I am really finding the GMATFix solution drills helpful. The questions are quite OG like and the video explanations helpful, with an added advantage that I can choose a question range for my question type.

The flash verbal lessons are good too and OG companion something which is a MUST practice, with its 30 seconds HACKS!

okay to getting back to the point,

Except for a gambling habit,_________.

A) Richard's flaws are virtually non-existent

B) there are no other flaws inherent to Richard

C) Richard has virtually no flaws.

I am not able to understand why A is the correct answer.
I am not able to digest that "Except for a gambling habit" is being compared to "Richard's flaws"

IMO C, somehow it sounds right and A seems a bit awkward.
could you please elaborate more on the answer.
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by kvcpk » Sat Aug 07, 2010 10:26 am
Agree with you. I would have gone with C too :(

Will wait for Patrick's response.
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by vijaynaik » Sat Aug 07, 2010 10:55 pm
Except for a {flaw}, {Richard's flaws} ...

U don't use:
Except for a {flaw}, {Richard} ..

This is how picked A.

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by selango » Sat Aug 07, 2010 11:04 pm
Except for the gambling modifies the flaws richard has.

Except for the flaws,richard's flaws.

Option C is not correct because it's comparing flaws with richard.
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by kvcpk » Sun Aug 08, 2010 1:10 am
selango wrote:Except for the gambling modifies the flaws richard has.

Except for the flaws,richard's flaws.

Option C is not correct because it's comparing flaws with richard.
If the sentence Was,
Except for a gambling, Richard's flaws are virtually non-existent
I wouldnt have bothered much.

But, the sentence has "Habit" . IMO Habit cannot be modified by flaw.

What you say?
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