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by rakeshd347 » Tue Sep 10, 2013 8:05 pm
Out of America’s obsession with all things pet-related have grown a market for human-inspired accessories and accoutrements that are bringing forth rhinestone studded collars, cashmere dog sweaters, and canopied pet beds.


A. things pet-related have grown a market for human-inspired accessories and accoutrements that are bringing
B. things pet-related has grown a market for human-inspired accessories and accoutrements that is bringing
C. things that are pet-related has grown a market for human-inspired accessories and accoutrements that bring
D. pet-related things have grown a market for human-inspired accessories and accoutrements that are bringing
E. pet-related things has grown a market for human-inspired accessories and accoutrements that bring

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by vinay1983 » Tue Sep 10, 2013 9:20 pm
rakeshd347 wrote:Out of America’s obsession with all things pet-related have grown a market for human-inspired accessories and accoutrements that are bringing forth rhinestone studded collars, cashmere dog sweaters, and canopied pet beds.


A. things pet-related have grown a market for human-inspired accessories and accoutrements that are bringing
B. things pet-related has grown a market for human-inspired accessories and accoutrements that is bringing
C. things that are pet-related has grown a market for human-inspired accessories and accoutrements that bring
D. pet-related things have grown a market for human-inspired accessories and accoutrements that are bringing
E. pet-related things has grown a market for human-inspired accessories and accoutrements that bring

Please discuss OA to follow soon.
a SIMILAR QUESTION was posted elsewhere in the forum.According to me market needs has, and it could be "that bring". Unsure though
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by GMATGuruNY » Wed Sep 11, 2013 9:03 am
rakeshd347 wrote:Out of America’s obsession with all things pet-related have grown a market for human-inspired accessories and accoutrements that are bringing forth rhinestone studded collars, cashmere dog sweaters, and canopied pet beds.

A. things pet-related have grown a market for human-inspired accessories and accoutrements that are bringing
B. things pet-related has grown a market for human-inspired accessories and accoutrements that is bringing
C. things that are pet-related has grown a market for human-inspired accessories and accoutrements that bring
D. pet-related things have grown a market for human-inspired accessories and accoutrements that are bringing
E. pet-related things has grown a market for human-inspired accessories and accoutrements that bring
In A and D, have grown (plural) does not agree with a market (singular).
Eliminate A and D.

In C and E, bring (plural) does not agree with a market (singular).
Eliminate C and E.

The correct answer is B.

Meaning conveyed by the OA:
A market for human-inspired accessories and accoutrements HAS GROWN.
This market IS BRINGING FORTH rhinestone studded collars, cashmere dog sweaters, and canopied pet beds.

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by Java_85 » Wed Sep 11, 2013 7:42 pm
IMO B.
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