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Dhwanii
Hello Dhwanii,
We hope this finds you well.
To answer your query, Option E is incorrect because the pronoun "one" lacks a logical referent.
Further, Option D does not actually suffer from pronoun ambiguity, since logically "it" can only refer to "adolescence"; please remember, the error of pronoun ambiguity does not apply if only one noun can take the place of the pronoun to convey a logical meaning.
To understand the concept of "Exceptions to Pronoun Ambiguity" on GMAT, you may want to watch the following video (~2 minutes):
We hope this helps.
All the best!
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07 Aug 2023, 07:53
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The sentence talks about past unreal condition, which is commonly referred to as "SUBJUNCTIVE" in GMAT.
We use would/were instead of will/was
So we used "were" even when the subject was singular
We use would/were instead of will/was
So we used "were" even when the subject was singular
