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Studies on thoroughbred racing displayed that if show-horses [#permalink] New post 02 Mar 2012, 07:04
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Studies on thoroughbred racing displayed that if show-horses rest adequately between competitions and raced on synthetic surfaces, they will be less likely to sustain an injury or illness than do those exhausted from rigorous training schedules.

A. raced on synthetic surfaces, they will be less likely to sustain an injury or illness than do

B. raced on synthetic surfaces, they are less likely to sustain an injury or illness than

C. race on synthetic surfaces, they sustained fewer injuries or illnesses than do

D. race on synthetic surfaces, they have been less likely to sustain an injury or illness than do

E. race on synthetic surfaces, they are less likely to sustain an injury or illness than
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Re: Studies on thoroughbred racing displayed that if show-horses [#permalink] New post 02 Mar 2012, 16:46
rest adequately and race on synthetic surfaces must be same tense

also, since this is talking about the future the ending must be they are less likely to sustain an injury or illness than

hence answer E
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Re: Studies on thoroughbred racing displayed that if show-horses [#permalink] New post 02 Mar 2012, 19:14
+1 for E.

A tough problem.

if show-horses rest adequately between competitions and raced on synthetic surfaces => To maintain tense consistency of correlative actions, it should be either rested and raced or rest and race - A and B are out.

C and D are out because they suggest that the action has actually happened.

Left with E.

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Re: Studies on thoroughbred racing displayed that if show-horses [#permalink] New post 04 Mar 2012, 03:24
E

Representing consequence so less likely is correct
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Re: Studies on thoroughbred racing displayed that if show-horses [#permalink] New post 04 Mar 2012, 06:13
A simple thumb rule is that in cases of conditional sentences involving universal or factual happenings, the conditional sub clause will be represented by the simple present tense of the verb, while the main clause will be fixed with either a simple present or the simple future.

As per this copy- book style, E is the only fitting answer

Look at this link with a similar format of which I think this is a simulation a-study-commissioned-by-the-department-of-agriculture-showed-91173.html

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