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Source: Beat The GMAT — Sentence Correction |
I will go with E. In the choosen answer though ammounting is correct, three qurter is not having a right modifier. This error has been fixed in E, short is always not sweet.
A, B
which carries essential information...which cannot be used as an essential modifier
C
, and -new clause.
which carries essential information...which cannot be used as an essential modifier
C
, and -new clause.
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ronniecoleman
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Ronnie, any specific reason for not choosing E . i think even though its a passive voice, but it seems correct.
In D, the second clause..down from nearly 3 quarters a decade ago. dont you think it requires a noun phrase?. down from (Population of the state) that was 3 decades ago.
In D, the second clause..down from nearly 3 quarters a decade ago. dont you think it requires a noun phrase?. down from (Population of the state) that was 3 decades ago.
