same as above.. identify the error(s)..
In spite of Charlie's protest, his friends-including his closest companion Rafael-insisted that Charlie consider outside aid to help Charlie deal with his eating disorder.
Agatha Christie's travels with her archaeologist husband inspired her to write several mystery novels; travelers to Egypt can still stay at the Old Cataract Hotel, the model for the hotel in one of Christie's most famous books.
- Agatha Christie's travels with her archaeologist husband inspired her to write several mystery novels
- Agatha Christie used her travels with her archaeologist husband to inspire several mystery novels
- Because her husband was an archaeologist, Agatha Christie was able to use their travels as inspiration for several of her mystery novels
- Together with her archaeologist husband, Agatha Christie was inspired to incorporate their travel into several of her mystery novels
- Agatha Christie's travels with her archaeologist husband served as inspiration for several of her mystery novels
- If the pronoun is part of the subject of the sentence, subject pronouns have to be used
Subject pronouns - I, You, He, She, It, We, They, Who
- If the pronoun is part of the object of the sentence, object pronouns have to be used
Object pronouns - Me, You, Him, Her, It, Us, Them, Whom
Guys..help me out with this one..
E.g. 1. "I kicked the boy who tried to steal my coat"
E.g. 2. "I smiled at the girl whom I had kicked"
In both the examples given above, the pronouns are part of the object. Then why is "who" (subject pronoun) being used in E.g.1
If "who" is the subject pronoun kindly explain...
humm.. interesting..
you are right when u say that both are correct.. ;)
however, I am not really convinced with the one another refers to more than 2 things funda.. could you share an example.. if possible
Folks. please try this question:
It takes the reader through the details of implementing financials, starting with a summary round up of installation, and following a detailed look at each of the sub modules.
a)and following a detailed look at each of the submodules
b)and follows it with a detailed look at each of the submodules
c)which follows a detailed look at each of the submodules
d)followed by a detailed look at each of the submodules
e)and submodules being recieved a detailed look immediately
Answer this one with reasoning plz.
The major areas of medicine in which lasers are effective is in cutting and closing of blood vessels, and in the destruction of tumors
a)is in the cutting and closing of blood vessels, and in the destruction
b)are the cutting and closing of blood vessels, and also the case of destroying
c)are the cutting, closing of blood vessels, and in the destroying
d)are the cutting and closing of blood vessels, and the destruction
e)is in the cutting and closing of blood vessels, and the destroying
Folks. please try this question:
It takes the reader through the details of implementing financials, starting with a summary round up of installation, and following a detailed look at each of the sub modules.
a)and following a detailed look at each of the submodules
b)and follows it with a detailed look at each of the submodules
c)which follows a detailed look at each of the submodules
d)followed by a detailed look at each of the submodules
e)and submodules being recieved a detailed look immediately
Answer this one with reasoning plz.
The major areas of medicine in which lasers are effective is in cutting and closing of blood vessels, and in the destruction of tumors
a)is in the cutting and closing of blood vessels, and in the destruction
b)are the cutting and closing of blood vessels, and also the case of destroying
c)are the cutting, closing of blood vessels, and in the destroying
d)are the cutting and closing of blood vessels, and the destruction
e)is in the cutting and closing of blood vessels, and the destroying
The major areas of medicine in which lasers are effective _____ of tumors
areas is plural... so it must be "are" and not "is"... discard A and E
option B is wordy
option C changes the meaning and is grammatically incorrect sentence..
left is option D.. fits fine.. maintains parallelism..
I would have marked option D
lemme know the OA ;)
Answer this one with reasoning plz.
The major areas of medicine in which lasers are effective is in cutting and closing of blood vessels, and in the destruction of tumors
a)is in the cutting and closing of blood vessels, and in the destruction
b)are the cutting and closing of blood vessels, and also the case of destroying
c)are the cutting, closing of blood vessels, and in the destroying
d)are the cutting and closing of blood vessels, and the destruction
e)is in the cutting and closing of blood vessels, and the destroying
Folks. please try this question:
It takes the reader through the details of implementing financials, starting with a summary round up of installation, and following a detailed look at each of the sub modules.
a)and following a detailed look at each of the submodules
b)and follows it with a detailed look at each of the submodules
c)which follows a detailed look at each of the submodules
d)followed by a detailed look at each of the submodules
e)and submodules being recieved a detailed look immediately
Answer this one with reasoning plz.
The major areas of medicine in which lasers are effective is in cutting and closing of blood vessels, and in the destruction of tumors
a)is in the cutting and closing of blood vessels, and in the destruction
b)are the cutting and closing of blood vessels, and also the case of destroying
c)are the cutting, closing of blood vessels, and in the destroying
d)are the cutting and closing of blood vessels, and the destruction
e)is in the cutting and closing of blood vessels, and the destroying
just a few brave ones tried this huh!! ;)
well.. I am sorry but you both got it wrong..
This question is about pronouns. It may seem awkward to keep repeating "Charlie" throughout the sentence, rather than using pronouns to refer to him. However, the first instance of "Charlie" is in a possessive phrase, so it cannot act as an antecedent.
Also, we cannot change "to help Charlie" to "to help him" because it would be unclear whether "him" referred to Charlie or Rafael. The use of "his" in the phrase "his friends" is okay, because only possessive pronouns can refer to nouns that are part of a possessive clause. The original sentence is correct!
No Correction(s) required ;)
same as above.. identify the error(s)..
In spite of Charlie's protest, his friends-including his closest companion Rafael-insisted that Charlie consider outside aid to help Charlie deal with his eating disorder.
1. his refers to "Charlie's protest" and should refer to Charlie.
Although Charlie protested, his friends - including his closest companion Rafael-insisted that Charlie consider outside aid to deal with his eating disorder.
"to help Charlie" is incorrect.
In spite of Charlie's protest, his friends-including his closest companion Rafael-insisted that Charlie consider outside aid to help him deal with his eating disorder.
@buttyvarun, watz the OA? :P
The major areas of medicine in which lasers are effective is in cutting and closing of blood vessels, and in the destruction of tumors
a)is in the cutting and closing of blood vessels, and in the destruction
b)are the cutting and closing of blood vessels, and also the case of destroying
c)are the cutting, closing of blood vessels, and in the destroying
d)are the cutting and closing of blood vessels, and the destruction (PARALLEL CONSTRUCTION)
e)is in the cutting and closing of blood vessels, and the destroying
It takes the reader through the details of implementing financials, starting with a summary round up of installation, and following a detailed look at each of the sub modules.
a)and following a detailed look at each of the submodules
b)and follows it with a detailed look at each of the submodules
c)which follows a detailed look at each of the submodules
d)followed by a detailed look at each of the submodules ( The details...,starting with...and followed by...)
e)and submodules being recieved a detailed look immediately
It takes the reader through the details of implementing financials, starting with a summary round up of installation, and following a detailed look at each of the sub modules.
a)and following a detailed look at each of the submodules
b)and follows it with a detailed look at each of the submodules
c)which follows a detailed look at each of the submodules
d)followed by a detailed look at each of the submodules
e)and submodules being recieved a detailed look immediately
i think its d) followed by a detailed look at each of the submodules
as sequential process is running..
Folks. please try this question:
It takes the reader through the details of implementing financials, starting with a summary round up of installation, and following a detailed look at each of the sub modules.
a)and following a detailed look at each of the submodules
b)and follows it with a detailed look at each of the submodules
c)which follows a detailed look at each of the submodules
d)followed by a detailed look at each of the submodules
e)and submodules being recieved a detailed look immediately
Folks. please try this question:
It takes the reader through the details of implementing financials, starting with a summary round up of installation, and following a detailed look at each of the sub modules.
a)and following a detailed look at each of the submodules
b)and follows it with a detailed look at each of the submodules
c)which follows a detailed look at each of the submodules
d)followed by a detailed look at each of the submodules
e)and submodules being recieved a detailed look immediately
just a few brave ones tried this huh!! ;)
well.. I am sorry but you both got it wrong..
This question is about pronouns. It may seem awkward to keep repeating Charlie throughout the sentence, rather than using pronouns to refer to him. However, the first instance of Charlie is in a possessive phrase, so it cannot act as an antecedent.
Also, we cannot change to help Charlie to to help him because it would be unclear whether him referred to Charlie or Rafael. The use of his in the phrase his friends is okay, because only possessive pronouns can refer to nouns that are part of a possessive clause. The original sentence is correct!
No Correction(s) required ;)
Hi Guys, I just took Kaplan test found it to be too tough..
Scored 600.....
Regarding this I have a doubt-
1.Would Gmat test be of same level?
2. How much can one expect more in real Gmat test, give a score in Kaplan..
3. Which test would it be advisable to take...
Sorry to post here .. Expecting your replies soon.
Thanks
Please mention your reasoning as well
Q1. As Charles Darwin observed, natural selection operates whenever individuals of one genetic composition are better at reproducing than that of others
A. that of others
B. the other
C. another
D. those of another
E. that of the next
Q2. Can anyone tell me whether "media" is singular or plural? e.g. which is correct.."media has..." or "media have..." ?
Please mention your reasoning as well
Q1. As Charles Darwin observed, natural selection operates whenever individuals of one genetic composition are better at reproducing than that of others
A. that of others
B. the other
C. another
D. those of another
E. that of the next
Q2. Can anyone tell me whether "media" is singular or plural? e.g. which is correct.."media has..." or "media have..." ?