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by maihuna » Tue Jan 06, 2009 12:43 pm
Bricolage is an unusual art form because it is formed of materials such as knickknacks and cast-offs not usually employed by fine artists.


because it is formed of materials such as knickknacks and cast-offs

because it is formed of materials like knickknacks and cast-offs that are

because it is formed of materials, like knickknacks and cast-offs, materials

in that its formation, materials such as knickknacks and cast-offs, is

in that it is formed of materials such as knickknacks and cast-offs, materials
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by sparsh.21 » Tue Jan 06, 2009 9:35 pm
IMO its E

A the artform is not formed of material - incorrect

B same as A and "such as" is preferable than "like"

C "such as" is preferable than "like"

D looks awkward

E correct
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by logitech » Tue Jan 06, 2009 9:39 pm
sparsh.21 wrote:IMO its E

A the artform is not formed of material - incorrect

B same as A and "such as" is preferable than "like"

C "such as" is preferable than "like"

D looks awkward

E correct

Such is not preferable but actually it is the CORRECT way of introducing examples.

I also observed that IN THAT always beats BECAUSE in Sentence Correction.
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by ronniecoleman » Tue Jan 06, 2009 10:15 pm
logitech wrote:
sparsh.21 wrote:IMO its E

A the artform is not formed of material - incorrect

B same as A and "such as" is preferable than "like"

C "such as" is preferable than "like"

D looks awkward

E correct

Such is not preferable but actually it is the CORRECT way of introducing examples.

I also observed that IN THAT always beats BECAUSE in Sentence Correction.

Use because when there is causal relationship!

use in that when to qualify the preceding sentence..

eg

i am better than him in that i lift more weights.

i lift more weights qualifies my preceding statement...
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by vivek.kapoor83 » Thu Jan 08, 2009 1:37 am
in that is always pref red over because in GMAT(Sahil's)
1. in A - such asknickknacks and cast-offs not usually employed by fine artists. - looks like 2 expamples are 1.knicknacks and castof.......till the end

inb & c - like is worng
D -akward const

E.-correct
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