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by btgyes » Sun Feb 20, 2011 1:21 am
what is the issue with B and C option...

Also,

Plz put light on this issue as well....

was / were issue : as i know, were is used when thing is IMPOSSIBLE.. such as IF I WERE A KING ...

BUT IN THE GIVEN QUES, it is quite possible that DEAL ARE NOT INCLUDED ... they why use WERE... ?


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by aspirant2011 » Sun Feb 20, 2011 1:44 am
D & E are wrong because of the use of pluaral "are"...................left with A,B and C out of which in A,B and C the use of "if" is there which sounds uncertainity therefore the use of "were" should be there in the sentence, A and C uses "were" but in B the use of "was" is there, in GMAT with uncertainity "were" should be used with if.....
lets keep A and C as of now...................B is also wrong because of the use of plural "they" as in the sentence it's "Not one" which is singular......................C is wrong because of the use of plural "them".......................

therefore the answer should be A.....................wats the OA???
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by pesfunk » Thu Feb 24, 2011 8:24 am
OA is indeed A.

Good explanation: https://www.manhattangmat.com/forums/not ... t6516.html
btgyes wrote:what is the issue with B and C option...

Also,

Plz put light on this issue as well....

was / were issue : as i know, were is used when thing is IMPOSSIBLE.. such as IF I WERE A KING ...

BUT IN THE GIVEN QUES, it is quite possible that DEAL ARE NOT INCLUDED ... they why use WERE... ?


Thanks...!
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