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Dr. Rouse studies the structures of inequality seen to be underlying s [#permalink] New post   Updated on: 12 Oct 2017, 05:33
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Dr. Rouse studies the structures of inequality seen to be underlying social systems, for example in education and health care.

A. seen to be underlying social systems, for example in
B. underlying social systems such as
C. that are underlying social systems including
D. underlying social systems including those in
E. that underlies social systems such as
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Originally posted by ayan5409 on 19 Sep 2015, 00:32.
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Re: Dr. Rouse studies the structures of inequality seen to be underlying s [#permalink] New post   20 Sep 2015, 00:18
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A. seen to be underlying social systems, for example in --- seen to be is unnecessarily makes the choice wordy. If something is underlying, it is underlying. There is no need for that to be seen to be underlying.
B. underlying social systems such as -- no unnecessary words. Correct choice
C. that are underlying social systems including --- that are underlying is again unnecessary
D. underlying social systems including those in ----including those in is unnecessary – 'such as' is the Standard English usage for examples. It is not clear whether ‘those in’ refers to then Social systems or the structures.
E. that underlies social systems such as --- structures that underlies is SV number error.
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Dr. Rouse studies the structures of inequality seen to be underlying s [#permalink] New post   04 Sep 2018, 02:53
I understand why A,C,D,E are incorrect but
I am doubtful :
If i choose B
Subject Dr Rouse verb-->Studies
sub-->Structures verb--????? there is no verb, or i think underlying "verb-ing' is acting as a verb action here for the subject subject structures.
Please guide if my understanding is correct

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A. seen to be underlying social systems, for example in --- seen to be is unnecessarily makes the choice wordy. If something is underlying, it is underlying. There is no need for that to be seen to be underlying.
B. underlying social systems such as -- no unnecessary words. Correct choice
C. that are underlying social systems including --- that are underlying is again unnecessary
D. underlying social systems including those in ----including those in is unnecessary – 'such as' is the Standard English usage for examples. It is not clear whether ‘those in’ refers to then Social systems or the structures.
E. that underlies social systems such as --- structures that underlies is SV number error.
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Re: Dr. Rouse studies the structures of inequality seen to be underlying s [#permalink] New post   01 Jan 2020, 22:41
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A. seen to be underlying social systems, for example in --- seen to be is unnecessarily makes the choice wordy. If something is underlying, it is underlying. There is no need for that to be seen to be underlying.
B. underlying social systems such as -- no unnecessary words. Correct choice
C. that are underlying social systems including --- that are underlying is again unnecessary
D. underlying social systems including those in ----including those in is unnecessary – 'such as' is the Standard English usage for examples. It is not clear whether ‘those in’ refers to then Social systems or the structures.
E. that underlies social systems such as --- structures that underlies is SV number error.


Hi daagh,


Is healthcare a social system? How?

Following is the definition of social system from Wikipedia.
social system is the patterned network of relationships constituting a coherent whole that exist between individuals, groups, and institutions.

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Re: Dr. Rouse studies the structures of inequality seen to be underlying s [#permalink] New post   01 Jan 2020, 23:31
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I just don't know. I didn't even look st it because it is not underlined. Best to ask the author of the question.
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