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vijaynarayanan
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Source: Beat The GMAT — Sentence Correction |
"as many as" is the right usage. Only E uses it.vijaynarayanan wrote:So B and D are eliminated. How do you choose from A, C and E?
C distorts meaning by saying "atleast"
group of fishermen is singular, hence includes. B and D out.vijaynarayanan Posted: Tue Jul 13, 2010 11:11 pm
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So B and D are eliminated. How do you choose from A, C and E?
As many As is the correct idiom.
Of A,C and E
A is wordy by using twice or more .Also does not convey proper meaning
E correctly shows that the no of women has increased.













