I have gut feeling that here "do" is implied. Don't you agree?
Comet 1 will pass at about same distance as will comet 2 (do)
bracket is to indicate the implied...
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maverick2007
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I will go with D and donot think "do" is necessary here. The D is clear and makes the right construction.
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Danielle
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Pahwa is right. 'do' is implied. In fact, that is why you rarely see 'will do' written out.
D is the best choice given the problem with 'do', but allow me to point out that this is a crappy sentence. It's awkward and would not be spoken or written like this in real life. In the GMAT reality though, D is the answer. Thank God we don't live there, eh? Real reality is way better!
D is the best choice given the problem with 'do', but allow me to point out that this is a crappy sentence. It's awkward and would not be spoken or written like this in real life. In the GMAT reality though, D is the answer. Thank God we don't live there, eh? Real reality is way better!
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