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407. In the last few years, the number of convicted criminals given community service sentences, which allow the criminals to remain unconfined while they perform specific jobs benefiting the public, have risen dramatically.
(A) sentences, which allow the criminals to remain unconfined while they perform specific jobs benefiting the public, have
(B) sentences, performing specific jobs that benefit the public while being allowed to remain unconfined, have
(C) sentences, performing specific jobs beneficial to the public while they are allowed to remain unconfined, have
(D) sentences which allow them to remain unconfined in their performing of specific jobs beneficial to the public has
(E) sentences allowing them to remain unconfined while performing specific jobs that benefit the public has
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 [#permalink] New post 13 Nov 2007, 10:28
(E)
The number...has
A,B,C are out.

E is better than D.
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Re: SC [#permalink] New post 13 Nov 2007, 10:30
kalpvriksha14 wrote:
407. In the last few years, the number of convicted criminals given community service sentences, which allow the criminals to remain unconfined while they perform specific jobs benefiting the public, have risen dramatically.
(A) sentences, which allow the criminals to remain unconfined while they perform specific jobs benefiting the public, have
(B) sentences, performing specific jobs that benefit the public while being allowed to remain unconfined, have
(C) sentences, performing specific jobs beneficial to the public while they are allowed to remain unconfined, have
(D) sentences which allow them to remain unconfined in their performing of specific jobs beneficial to the public has
(E) sentences allowing them to remain unconfined while performing specific jobs that benefit the public has
please explain ur answers..:)


the number of ... has risen

ABC are out because of Have

between D and E.

D. awkward and comma is missing before which, and in their perfroming of ... is incorrect usage.

E is neater.
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Re: SC [#permalink] New post 13 Nov 2007, 10:32
[quote="kalpvriksha14"]407. In the last few years, the number of convicted criminals given community service sentences, which allow the criminals to remain unconfined while they perform specific jobs benefiting the public, have risen dramatically.
(A) sentences, which allow the criminals to remain unconfined while they perform specific jobs benefiting the public, have
(B) sentences, performing specific jobs that benefit the public while being allowed to remain unconfined, have
(C) sentences, performing specific jobs beneficial to the public while they are allowed to remain unconfined, have
(D) sentences which allow them to remain unconfined in their performing of specific jobs beneficial to the public has
(E) sentences allowing them to remain unconfined while performing specific jobs that benefit the public has
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 [#permalink] New post 13 Nov 2007, 21:56
E too.

A, B, C are out because of noun-verb agreement.
D is too wordy.
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Re: SC [#permalink] New post 14 Nov 2007, 00:49
kalpvriksha14 wrote:
407. In the last few years, the number of convicted criminals given community service sentences, which allow the criminals to remain unconfined while they perform specific jobs benefiting the public, have risen dramatically.
(A) sentences, which allow the criminals to remain unconfined while they perform specific jobs benefiting the public, have
(B) sentences, performing specific jobs that benefit the public while being allowed to remain unconfined, have
(C) sentences, performing specific jobs beneficial to the public while they are allowed to remain unconfined, have
(D) sentences which allow them to remain unconfined in their performing of specific jobs beneficial to the public has
(E) sentences allowing them to remain unconfined while performing specific jobs that benefit the public has
please explain ur answers..:)


E.
'the number' requires 'has'. Eliminate all but D & E.
In D 'them' incorrectly modifies 'sentences' instead of 'criminals'. Eliminate
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 [#permalink] New post 15 Nov 2007, 08:49
Hi guys most of U are right OA is E
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