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by mankey » Fri Sep 23, 2011 2:12 am
In the initial planning stages, the condominium corporation took into account only the concerns of its prospective clients, not those of surrounding homeowners.

(A) the condominium corporation took into account only the concerns of its prospective clients
(B) the condominium corporation has only taken into account the concerns of their prospective clients
(C) the condominium corporation only took their prospective clients' concerns into account
(D) the concerns of its prospective clients only were taken into account by the condominium corporation
(E) prospective clients had their concerns only taken into account by the condominium corporation

To me, answer looks A. What is the OA?

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by gunjan1208 » Fri Sep 23, 2011 2:16 am
Should be D.
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by mankey » Fri Sep 23, 2011 2:27 am
Shouldnt A being in active voice be the answer instead of D, which is passive.

Please clarify.

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by Nidhi4mba » Fri Sep 23, 2011 11:25 am
I agree with you Monkey..A should be the answer..
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by Brian@VeritasPrep » Fri Sep 23, 2011 12:03 pm
This one has to be A. Look at this in D - the "only X, not Y" construction starts after "concerns of its prospective clients", leaving "those of surrounding homeowners" without a plural noun reference for "those". X and Y in that "only X, not Y" construction need to be parallel, but the "X" doesn't have a possessive in D, so the "those of" after the underline is wrong.

D also adds this problem - "its" is a pronoun without logical reference. The only prior noun is "planning stages", and "the condominium corporation" comes after the verb, detached from "the concerns" so the "its" doesn't directly apply to the corporation.


Further, B and C use "their" to modify "corporation", so those are out for pronoun reasons. And E makes it sound as though the clients had their concerns taken into account "by the condo corporation and not by the condo corporations of surrounding homeowners", which isn't a logical meaning. Plus, the "only" in E splits the two items into not-parallel components:

only taken into account by X, not those of Y

Without a "by Y" in there it's not parallel and E is therefore wrong.

Accordingly, A is correct - it's parallel and the pronouns all match up properly.
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by rohit56 » Mon Dec 17, 2018 11:43 pm
B and C: "their"(plural) doesn't have an antecedent.
D and E: "by the condominium corporation, not those of surrounding homeowners." not parallel.
A: "its" correctly refers to "condominium corporation". Hence, A is the answer
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