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Princeton SC - Pronoun Ambiguity - 2/3 split

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by karthikpandian19 » Sat May 26, 2012 2:44 pm
By offering friendlier service and a wider variety of cuisines, such as Ethiopian and Vietnamese foods, the new local restaurant has not only taken customers from other restaurants but also forced them to introduce new types of foods to their menus.


has not only taken customers from other restaurants but also forced them


has not only taken customers from other restaurants but it also forced them


has not only taken customers from other restaurants but also forced these restaurants


not only has taken customers from other restaurants but also these restaurants have been forced


not only took customers from other restaurants, but it also has forced them
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by agarwalva » Sat May 26, 2012 6:14 pm
IMO C what is OA
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by karthikpandian19 » Sat May 26, 2012 6:33 pm
Please provide your explanation......

OA is C
agarwalva wrote:IMO C what is OA
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by agarwalva » Sat May 26, 2012 9:43 pm
karthikpandian19 wrote:By offering friendlier service and a wider variety of cuisines, such as Ethiopian and Vietnamese foods, the new local restaurant has not only taken customers from other restaurants but also forced them to introduce new types of foods to their menus.


has not only taken customers from other restaurants but also forced them
>> them may refer to customers or restaurants

has not only taken customers from other restaurants but it also forced them
>> no referent for it

has not only taken customers from other restaurants but also forced these restaurants
>> taken and forced parallel... no pronoun ambiguity

not only has taken customers from other restaurants but also these restaurants have been forced
>> not only X but also Y.. X and Y need to be parallel

not only took customers from other restaurants, but it also has forced them
>> same issue as D and B
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by karthikpandian19 » Sat May 26, 2012 11:01 pm
We can also go by eliminating B & E, as it violates the idiom "not only.....but also"

From A, C, D.....

Eliminate A for Pronoun ambiguity "them"
Eliminate D for passive voice at the end "have been forced

So C is the final one
karthikpandian19 wrote:By offering friendlier service and a wider variety of cuisines, such as Ethiopian and Vietnamese foods, the new local restaurant has not only taken customers from other restaurants but also forced them to introduce new types of foods to their menus.


has not only taken customers from other restaurants but also forced them


has not only taken customers from other restaurants but it also forced them


has not only taken customers from other restaurants but also forced these restaurants


not only has taken customers from other restaurants but also these restaurants have been forced


not only took customers from other restaurants, but it also has forced them
Last edited by karthikpandian19 on Sun May 27, 2012 5:01 am, edited 1 time in total.
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by patanjali.purpose » Sun May 27, 2012 1:41 am
karthikpandian19 wrote:By offering friendlier service and a wider variety of cuisines, such as Ethiopian and Vietnamese foods, the new local restaurant has not only taken customers from other restaurants but also forced them to introduce new types of foods to their menus.


has not only taken customers from other restaurants but also forced them


has not only taken customers from other restaurants but it also forced them


has not only taken customers from other restaurants but also forced these restaurants


not only has taken customers from other restaurants but also these restaurants have been forced


not only took customers from other restaurants, but it also has forced them
NOT ONLY X ...BUT ALSO Y (X and Y must be parallel)

A - not only taken ..but also forced (PARALLEL); but THEM IS AMBIGUOUS
B - not only taken..but it also forced (NOT PARALLEL; IT present only in Y); THEM IS AMBIGUOUS
D - not only has taken ...but also these restaurants have been forced (NOT PARALLEL; restaurants present only in Y); use of HAVE BEEN FORCED suggests that FORCING IS NOT DONE BY THE NEW LOCAL RESTURANT (different from original meaning)
E - SAME AS D

IMO C
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by karthikpandian19 » Sun May 27, 2012 5:02 am
You are right...... i just did a typo.....anyway i corrected....

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patanjali.purpose wrote:
karthikpandian19 wrote:By offering friendlier service and a wider variety of cuisines, such as Ethiopian and Vietnamese foods, the new local restaurant has not only taken customers from other restaurants but also forced them to introduce new types of foods to their menus.


has not only taken customers from other restaurants but also forced them


has not only taken customers from other restaurants but it also forced them


has not only taken customers from other restaurants but also forced these restaurants


not only has taken customers from other restaurants but also these restaurants have been forced


not only took customers from other restaurants, but it also has forced them
NOT ONLY X ...BUT ALSO Y (X and Y must be parallel)

A - not only taken ..but also forced (PARALLEL); but THEM IS AMBIGUOUS
B - not only taken..but it also forced (NOT PARALLEL; IT present only in Y); THEM IS AMBIGUOUS
D - not only has taken ...but also these restaurants have been forced (NOT PARALLEL; restaurants present only in Y); use of HAVE BEEN FORCED suggests that FORCING IS NOT DONE BY THE NEW LOCAL RESTURANT (different from original meaning)
E - SAME AS D

IMO C
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by gmat2805 » Sun May 27, 2012 6:30 am
C should be correct as them is replaced by restaruants to avoid ambiguity.
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by ronnie1985 » Mon May 28, 2012 12:19 am
(C) is good as it clearly references the other restaurants.

This is a construction is preferred by GMAT.
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