In A: No clear Antecedent reference of the pronoun "it" & "them" 2. Usage of singular form of Verb(makes[/b])hai1 wrote:Can anyone explain, why option D is not right?
p.s: I didn't find this question posted before.
So B fits!
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gmatmachoman
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So B fits!
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This post has already been discussed
Have a look : https://www.beatthegmat.com/second-gmat- ... 26598.html
Have a look : https://www.beatthegmat.com/second-gmat- ... 26598.html
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Also in D, there is a subject verb agreement error.
a rise- singular.
make- plural
That is yet one more reason to eliminate D.
a rise- singular.
make- plural
That is yet one more reason to eliminate D.
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What is the correct option ?rockeyb wrote:This post has already been discussed
Have a look : https://www.beatthegmat.com/second-gmat- ... 26598.html
A little more discussion will do no harm maybe in the above thread.
IMO B
cos' them is 1. and 5. does not have clear antecedents.
Again is the parallelism being addressed.
