I read this sentence in GMAT prep how is this sentence correct here which should refer to Business( according MGMAT SC) but it is refering to equipment which does not make any sense.
David had been a great tennis champion in his youth, but decided to change professions in adulthood and began a small business selling tennis
equipment, which, to this day, he still runs.
Please explain
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HI NAVDEEP
CAN U PLS POST THE FULL Q
AS I AM NOT ABLE TO GET YOUR DOUBT
CAN U PLS POST THE FULL Q
AS I AM NOT ABLE TO GET YOUR DOUBT
It does not matter how many times you get knocked down , but how many times you get up
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ok i got your doubt well its better you check this linknavdeepbajwa wrote:I donot remember the source now but it was in critical reasoning and not SC what i want to emphasize is that according to Manhattan SC which should refer to noun preceding which
it conludes that which refers to eligible or main noun ....
https://www.beatthegmat.com/which-usage-t42599.html
https://www.beatthegmat.com/correct-use- ... 46727.html
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don't study grammar/sc rules based on critical reasoning or reading comprehension material. I remember reading replies from one of the instructors (I think Stacey) stating that sentences from CR and RC do not necessarily follow the same rules which are tested in SC.
So you can actually see a sentence from RC or CR that would be wrong under the SC criteria.
So you can actually see a sentence from RC or CR that would be wrong under the SC criteria.
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