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relative pronoun

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by gmatrant » Thu Nov 01, 2007 6:12 pm
From Manhattan SC

On the GMAT , it is sometimes preferable to insert a modifier using a relative pronoun and a simple verb tense than using an ing form of a verb. There were a few sentences that used ing form, and I thought they sounded right, but they weren't!

Now how does one decide that the above is preferable, cant rely on my ears for awkwardness of a sentence as it didnt get me to the right answer.
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by IndianJaguar » Fri Nov 02, 2007 3:07 pm
Gmatrant, Please post examples that way we can get a better picture an explain.
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