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what do es qualified approval mean?

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Source: — Reading Comprehension |

Re: what do es qualified approval mean?

by joshi.komal » Tue Feb 19, 2008 2:06 am
TkNeo wrote:i see some questions which ask about the mood of the author. and one of them is usually qualified approval ?

Hi TKneo,

Qualified approval means that author would accept a point if certain conditions are met.

For eg. If the passage says 'Cycling is very good exercise for people who are not heart patients.For heart Patients cycling would be harmful.'.

Now you see that author is approving cycling as a good exercise for people who are not heart patients. So he is accepting this fact based on one condition. Such approvals fall under 'qualified approval' category.

Hope it helps.

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by gabriela13 » Sat May 10, 2008 6:55 am
This is a great post!

I have never come across such question. :D
Good luck to you all (now working on the gmat) and thank you all (who took it).
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