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by gilm » Mon Aug 15, 2011 1:45 am
Long-time California highway engineers say that in no period did the Pacific Coast Highway take a worse battering than it did in the winter and spring of 1983, nor was there a greater mud slide in the region than the one that ocuured on May 2, 1983.

(B) had the Pacific Coast Highway taken a worse battering than it did in the winter and spring of 1983, or
(C) has the Pacific Coast Highway taken a worse battering than it had in the winter and spring of 1983, or
(D) did the Pacific Coas Highway take a worse battering than it had in the winter and spring of 1983, or
(E) did the Pacific Coast Highway take a worse battering than it has in the winter and spring of 1983, nor
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by aplavakarthik » Mon Sep 12, 2011 6:34 am
Wrong place to post this, please post ur threads in the right place

IMO A.
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by aspirant2011 » Mon Sep 12, 2011 9:24 am
gilm wrote:Long-time California highway engineers say that in no period did the Pacific Coast Highway take a worse battering than it did in the winter and spring of 1983, nor was there a greater mud slide in the region than the one that ocuured on May 2, 1983.

(B) had the Pacific Coast Highway taken a worse battering than it did in the winter and spring of 1983, or
(C) has the Pacific Coast Highway taken a worse battering than it had in the winter and spring of 1983, or
(D) did the Pacific Coas Highway take a worse battering than it had in the winter and spring of 1983, or
(E) did the Pacific Coast Highway take a worse battering than it has in the winter and spring of 1983, nor
Hi Gilm,

Please make a habit of underlining the sentence which needs to be corrected..............it's very difficult to do a healthy discussion if the sentence is not underlined
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by GmatKiss » Mon Sep 12, 2011 11:49 pm
aspirant2011 wrote:
gilm wrote:Long-time California highway engineers say that in no period did the Pacific Coast Highway take a worse battering than it did in the winter and spring of 1983, nor was there a greater mud slide in the region than the one that ocuured on May 2, 1983.

(B) had the Pacific Coast Highway taken a worse battering than it did in the winter and spring of 1983, or
(C) has the Pacific Coast Highway taken a worse battering than it had in the winter and spring of 1983, or
(D) did the Pacific Coas Highway take a worse battering than it had in the winter and spring of 1983, or
(E) did the Pacific Coast Highway take a worse battering than it has in the winter and spring of 1983, nor
Hi Gilm,

Please make a habit of underlining the sentence which needs to be corrected..............it's very difficult to do a healthy discussion if the sentence is not underlined

+1000, Please take time to underline/bold the part which needs to be studied!
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by GmatKiss » Mon Sep 12, 2011 11:50 pm
Long-time California highway engineers say that in no period did the Pacific Coast Highway take a worse battering than it did in the winter and spring of 1983, nor was there a greater mud slide in the region than the one that ocuured on May 2, 1983.

(A) did the Pacific Coast Highway take a worse battering than it did in the winter and spring of 1983, nor
(B) had the Pacific Coast Highway taken a worse battering than it did in the winter and spring of 1983, or
(C) has the Pacific Coast Highway taken a worse battering than it had in the winter and spring of 1983, or
(D) did the Pacific Coas Highway take a worse battering than it had in the winter and spring of 1983, or
(E) did the Pacific Coast Highway take a worse battering than it has in the winter and spring of 1983, nor

IMO:A
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by gunjan1208 » Wed Sep 14, 2011 4:01 am
IMO A
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