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The author seems well qualified to write the book:

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by himu » Mon Jun 03, 2013 4:24 am
The author seems well qualified to write the book: she is fluent in Chinese and English, has reported from Beijing - where most of the story takes place - and she emigrated to the New York area when she was a teenager, just as the main character in the story does.

has reported from Beijing - where most of the story takes place - and she emigrated to the New York area when she was a teenager, just as the main character in the story does.

has reported from Beijing - where most of the story takes place - and, like the main character in the story, emigrated to the New York area when she was a teenager.

has reported from Beijing - where most of the story takes place - and she emigrated to the New York area when she was a teenager, just like the main character in the story does.

has reported from Beijing - where most of the story takes place - and, she, like the main character in the story does, emigrated to the New York area when she was a teenager.

has reported from Beijing - where most of the story takes place - and, she, like the main character in the story, emigrated to the New York area when she was a teenager.
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by bubbliiiiiiii » Mon Jun 03, 2013 4:39 am
himu wrote:The author seems well qualified to write the book: she is fluent in Chinese and English, has reported from Beijing - where most of the story takes place - and she emigrated to the New York area when she was a teenager, just as the main character in the story does.

has reported from Beijing - where most of the story takes place - and she emigrated to the New York area when she was a teenager, just as the main character in the story does.

has reported from Beijing - where most of the story takes place - and, like the main character in the story, emigrated to the New York area when she was a teenager.

has reported from Beijing - where most of the story takes place - and she emigrated to the New York area when she was a teenager, just like the main character in the story does.

has reported from Beijing - where most of the story takes place - and, she, like the main character in the story does, emigrated to the New York area when she was a teenager.

has reported from Beijing - where most of the story takes place - and, she, like the main character in the story, emigrated to the New York area when she was a teenager.
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by himu » Mon Jun 03, 2013 4:59 am
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by faraz_jeddah » Wed Jun 05, 2013 1:57 am
bubbliiiiiiii wrote:
himu wrote:The author seems well qualified to write the book: she is fluent in Chinese and English, has reported from Beijing - where most of the story takes place - and she emigrated to the New York area when she was a teenager, just as the main character in the story does.

has reported from Beijing - where most of the story takes place - and she emigrated to the New York area when she was a teenager, just as the main character in the story does.

has reported from Beijing - where most of the story takes place - and, like the main character in the story, emigrated to the New York area when she was a teenager.

has reported from Beijing - where most of the story takes place - and she emigrated to the New York area when she was a teenager, just like the main character in the story does.

has reported from Beijing - where most of the story takes place - and, she, like the main character in the story does, emigrated to the New York area when she was a teenager.

has reported from Beijing - where most of the story takes place - and, she, like the main character in the story, emigrated to the New York area when she was a teenager.
Spot on Pranay! you're on a roll!
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by ThinkAdmit » Wed Jun 05, 2013 2:12 pm
himu wrote:The author seems well qualified to write the book: she is fluent in Chinese and English, has reported from Beijing - where most of the story takes place - and she emigrated to the New York area when she was a teenager, just as the main character in the story does.

has reported from Beijing - where most of the story takes place - and she emigrated to the New York area when she was a teenager, just as the main character in the story does.

has reported from Beijing - where most of the story takes place - and, like the main character in the story, emigrated to the New York area when she was a teenager.

has reported from Beijing - where most of the story takes place - and she emigrated to the New York area when she was a teenager, just like the main character in the story does.

has reported from Beijing - where most of the story takes place - and, she, like the main character in the story does, emigrated to the New York area when she was a teenager.

has reported from Beijing - where most of the story takes place - and, she, like the main character in the story, emigrated to the New York area when she was a teenager.
This does not seem to be a very GMAT like problem. Someone twisted the hell out of it.
For example, the original statement contains an error in the use of "as" so that indicated a like vs as problem but all other 4 options had "like". This is not the usual 2/3 split. Secondly, it also indicated a parallelism issue, which was also ONLY in the original sentence, and not repeated anywhere. Again not very GMAT like.

Can you please quote the source of the question? I hope it's a reliable one.
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by aaggar7 » Wed Jun 05, 2013 10:10 pm
As spotted by others,parallelism is the main error.Other minor errors are:

A) has reported from Beijing - where most of the story takes place - and she emigrated to the New York area when she was a teenager, just as the main character in the story does.

B) has reported from Beijing - where most of the story takes place - and, like the main character in the story, emigrated to the New York area when she was a teenager.

C) has reported from Beijing - where most of the story takes place - and she emigrated to the New York area when she was a teenager, just like the main character in the story does.

-Like should be followed by a Noun and not a noun clause

D) has reported from Beijing - where most of the story takes place - and, she, like the main character in the story does, emigrated to the New York area when she was a teenager.

-Like should be followed by a Noun and not a noun clause

E) has reported from Beijing - where most of the story takes place - and, she, like the main character in the story, emigrated to the New York area when she was a teenager.

- comma + verb + -ed form modifies the noun preceding it.So emigrated modifies story

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