which is correct? and why?
Its weight is far less than X OR it weighs far less X
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Source: Beat The GMAT — Sentence Correction |
Either of those could have been potentially correct, but there are bigger problems with these sentences.crak.gmat wrote:which is correct? and why?
Its weight is far less than X OR it weighs far less X
First, the construction must be parallel. If it says "for four quarters" it must have "for the dollar bill". That eliminates choices B and D.
Next you shouldn't have more and rather than in the same sentence. It is redundant to have both. This eliminates choices A and E.
That just leaves C.
