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by mparakala » Sat Feb 02, 2013 5:18 am
We who graduated from high school in the Unites States in the early '60s were caught in the middle of the crisis in education created by the Soviet Union's "Sputnik" success.

A. We who graduated from high school in the United States in the early '60s were
B. We, who graduated from high school in the United States in the early '60s, were
C. We who then graduated high school in the United States in the early '60s were
D. Those of us who then graduated from high school in the United States in the early '60s were
E. We high school graduates who were in the United States in the early '60s were

I am reposting this question as I am not convinced with the answers to the old post. I do not know the OA. I think it should be B

I shall be glad if an expert replies to this post.

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Source: — Sentence Correction |

by ceilidh.erickson » Sat Feb 02, 2013 8:07 am
Can you tell us the origin of this question? It does not seem like an official GMAT question for one crucial reason: the GMAT does not use the second person "I" or "we" in Sentence Correction. Be wary of studying from questions that are not similar to real GMAT questions.
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by mparakala » Sun Feb 03, 2013 6:17 am
ceilidh.erickson wrote:Can you tell us the origin of this question? It does not seem like an official GMAT question for one crucial reason: the GMAT does not use the second person "I" or "we" in Sentence Correction. Be wary of studying from questions that are not similar to real GMAT questions.
Hi,

I do not know the source. I stumbled across this question while I was going through the posts in the forum. The replies posted were not very convincing and hence, the repost.
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