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by karthikpandian19 » Wed Dec 28, 2011 7:17 pm
The moving images presented by John Logie Baird's device in 1926, together with other important discoveries made at the time, led to the creation of the television.

together with other important discoveries made at the time, led to the creation of the television
led to the creation of the television, together with other important discoveries that are made at that time
together with other important discoveries that were made at the time, led to the creation of the television
together with other important discoveries made at the time, leads to the creation of the television
together with another important discovery made at the time, led to the creation of the television
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by shekhar.kataria » Wed Dec 28, 2011 8:30 pm
karthikpandian19 wrote:The moving images presented by John Logie Baird's device in 1926, together with other important discoveries made at the time, led to the creation of the television.

together with other important discoveries made at the time, led to the creation of the television
led to the creation of the television, together with other important discoveries that are made at that time
together with other important discoveries that were made at the time, led to the creation of the television
together with other important discoveries made at the time, leads to the creation of the television
together with another important discovery made at the time, led to the creation of the television
IMO A though i am little confuse between A and C

B, misplaced modifier.
E, Changes the meaning of the sentence.
D, leads is not correct, should be lead.
Between A and C , that in C can be avoided also the sentence is in passive voice.

Original answer please.
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by karthikpandian19 » Wed Dec 28, 2011 9:11 pm
OA is A

The confusion between the A & C, centers around the conciseness of the sentence and finally A wins for that
shekhar.kataria wrote:
karthikpandian19 wrote:The moving images presented by John Logie Baird's device in 1926, together with other important discoveries made at the time, led to the creation of the television.

together with other important discoveries made at the time, led to the creation of the television
led to the creation of the television, together with other important discoveries that are made at that time
together with other important discoveries that were made at the time, led to the creation of the television
together with other important discoveries made at the time, leads to the creation of the television
together with another important discovery made at the time, led to the creation of the television
IMO A though i am little confuse between A and C

B, misplaced modifier.
E, Changes the meaning of the sentence.
D, leads is not correct, should be lead.
Between A and C , that in C can be avoided also the sentence is in passive voice.

Original answer please.
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by sam2304 » Thu Dec 29, 2011 12:23 am
I went for C as well. :( Is there any OE for this problem ?
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by user123321 » Thu Dec 29, 2011 5:19 am
i think should be A
discoveries that were made can be simply rewritten as discoveries made.

i think you got confused with idiom discovery that. discovery that is used to explain what that discovery is.
the discovery that sun rises in east is ......

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by mskgmat » Thu Dec 29, 2011 8:55 am
sam2304 wrote:I went for C as well. :( Is there any OE for this problem ?
I believe C was correct one.
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by karthikpandian19 » Fri Dec 30, 2011 2:25 pm
OA is A

Explanation below:


A. Correct answer. The sentence is anchored in the Past by the phrase in 1926. By default, this sentence should remain in the Past tense. This answer choice correctly uses the Past tense following the anchor in 1926 (led). It is also concise.

B. This answer choice is grammatically incorrect. The sentence is anchored in the Past by the phrase in 1926. By default, this sentence should remain in the Past tense. The verb are, however, is in the Present. Remember our rule:Once in the Past, always in the Past.

C. Although this answer choice is grammatically correct, stylistically, it is not the most concise of the five answer choices. There's another grammatically correct answer choice that is more concise. look for it!

D. This answer choice is grammatically incorrect. The sentence is anchored in the Past by the phrase in 1926. By default, this sentence should remain in the Past tense. The verb leads, however, is in the Present. Remember our rule:Once in the Past, always in the Past.The use of the Present tense is also illogical since the television was created a long time ago.

E. Although this answer choice is grammatically correct, it changes the meaning of the original sentence. The phrase another important discovery implies a singular discovery whereas the original sentence implies multiple discoveries.
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