In 1977, in his fifth attempt to race through the Grand Canyon, Barnabas Mosby not only raced through the canyon rim to rim, making the roundtrip for thirty-nine miles instead of the minimal nineteen, but he bested the agility achievement as well, by running through the difficult path in almost a day faster than anyone had yet managed.
[A] but he bested the agility achievement as well, by running through the difficult path in almost a day faster than anyone had yet managed
but also bested the agility achievement, running through the difficult path almost a day faster than anyone had yet managed
[C] but also ran through the difficult path almost a day faster than anyone had yet managed, and besting the achievement for agility
[D] but also besting the achievement for agility by running the difficult path in almost a day faster than anyone had yet managed
[E] but running the difficult path in almost a day faster than anyone had yet managed, he also bested the agility achievement
In this option B is the correct choice. But if we chance and besting to ,besting in the option C, then will it be a better choice?
Someone please explain
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Hi prakherrajeev,
This should be in the SC Forum (this is the CR Forum). What is the source of this question? I ask because the sentence is written in an awkward style.
In answer to your question though: the phrase "the agility achievement" is preferable to "the achievement for agility", so Answer C would still not be correct (even if you changed "besting" to "bested").
GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
Rich
This should be in the SC Forum (this is the CR Forum). What is the source of this question? I ask because the sentence is written in an awkward style.
In answer to your question though: the phrase "the agility achievement" is preferable to "the achievement for agility", so Answer C would still not be correct (even if you changed "besting" to "bested").
GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
Rich