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by JEnIUS » Thu Oct 15, 2009 12:46 am
riteshbindal wrote:B IMO.
. i feel B to be the correct answer.. it removes "the" and use "After" , hence makes a right candidate for choice.. any one here explain more on it.
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by punitkaur » Thu Oct 15, 2009 2:40 am
For this Question, the OG provides an explaination where it says, the usage of "the" is not required in some casesas it is understood. And immediately it says we need "the" in this particular problem.

It does not clearly explain when "the" can be ommitted and when it cannot be.

I don't think the GMAT will provide us similar choices, with just the ommission of "the". There will be something else wrong in that choice too. If I am correctly comprehending, both the usages are correct. And it just depends on what other errors the answer choices we have.

so imo a/c could be correct. Experts pls comment.
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by mridula » Thu Oct 15, 2009 5:20 am
vaibhav.iit2002 wrote:Why C and not A?
is it bcoz of 'the most' or 'of 1969'?
IMO, C because of "the most"
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