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Tax breaks

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by gmatblood » Sun Nov 06, 2011 1:43 am
Supporters of tax breaks that local governments award to businesses each year to prevent them from moving consider them vital economic development tools while critics denounce the tax breaks as corporate welfare that helps some localities but weakens the national economy.

"¢ Supporters of tax breaks that local governments award to businesses each year to prevent them from moving consider them vital economic development tools

"¢ Supporters consider tax breaks that local governments award businesses each year to prevent them from moving to be vital economic development tools

"¢ Supporters of tax breaks that local governments award businesses each year to prevent them from moving consider them vital economic development tools

"¢ Supporters consider tax breaks that local governments award businesses each year to prevent them from moving vital economic development tools

"¢ Supporters of tax breaks that local governments award businesses each year to prevent them from moving consider the tax breaks to be vital economic development tools

IMO: B Is considered X to be Y wrong?
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by patanjali.purpose » Sun Nov 06, 2011 2:25 am
gmatblood wrote:Supporters of tax breaks that local governments award to businesses each year to prevent them from moving consider them vital economic development tools while critics denounce the tax breaks as corporate welfare that helps some localities but weakens the national economy.

"¢ Supporters of tax breaks that local governments award to businesses each year to prevent them from moving consider them vital economic development tools

"¢ Supporters consider tax breaks that local governments award businesses each year to prevent them from moving to be vital economic development tools

"¢ Supporters of tax breaks that local governments award businesses each year to prevent them from moving consider them vital economic development tools

"¢ Supporters consider tax breaks that local governments award businesses each year to prevent them from moving vital economic development tools

"¢ Supporters of tax breaks that local governments award businesses each year to prevent them from moving consider the tax breaks to be vital economic development tools

IMO: B Is considered X to be Y wrong?
Consider does not take any idiom - B/E
Ambiguous pronouns in A/C
IMO D
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by HSPA » Sun Nov 06, 2011 4:22 am
I am totally confused
1) what is the difference btw A and C?
2) D is changing the meaning.

someone please help me here..
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by patanjali.purpose » Sun Nov 06, 2011 4:53 am
HSPA wrote:I am totally confused
1) what is the difference btw A and C?
someone please help me here..
A- Supporters of tax breaks that local governments award TO businesses each year to prevent them from moving consider them vital economic development tools


C - Supporters of tax breaks that local governments award businesses each year to prevent them from moving consider them vital economic development tools

Choice is not different except the use of TO in A.

HSPA wrote:I am totally confused
2) D is changing the meaning.

someone please help me here..
gmatblood wrote:
A- Supporters of tax breaks that local governments award to businesses each year to prevent them from moving consider them vital economic development tools

D - Supporters consider tax breaks that local governments award businesses each year to prevent them from moving vital economic development tools IMO: B Is considered X to be Y wrong?


A - SUPPORTERS of tax breaks ...CONSIDER them vital economic development tools
D - SUPPORTERS CONSIDER tax breaks ...VITAL economic development tools

In D it is clear what supporters consider vital eco tools - this is bcoz TAX BREAKS come immediately after CONSIDER. But the same is not true in A - THEM is far from consider and there are many other nouns/pronoun that come before THEM that it can refer to.

Hope it helps.
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