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15 Sep 2021, 00:00
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A wild American alligator grows to about 10 feet long, but one kept as a pet can suffer from cramped housing, which stunts the development of the alligator’s jaw, exacerbates the premature loss of teeth, and prevents those teeth from growing back at the proper angles.
A) which stunts the development of the alligator’s jaw, exacerbates the premature loss of teeth, and prevents those teeth from growing back
B) which stunts the development of the alligator’s jaw, exacerbates the premature loss of teeth, prevented from growing back
C) that stunts the development of the alligator’s jaw, exacerbating the premature loss of teeth, only to prevent them from growing back
D) stunting the development of the alligator’s jaw, exacerbating the premature loss of teeth, only to prevent them from growing back
E) stunting the development of the alligator’s jaw, exacerbating the premature loss of teeth, preventing them from growing back
15 Sep 2021, 00:03
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Updated on: 15 Sep 2021, 00:33
Originally posted by Archit3110 on 15 Sep 2021, 00:06.
Last edited by Archit3110 on 15 Sep 2021, 00:33, edited 1 time in total.
Last edited by Archit3110 on 15 Sep 2021, 00:33, edited 1 time in total.
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use of ,but is to connect to two IC ( FANBOYS)
stunts the development , exacerbates the premature and prevents those teeth this is parallel and correct
we have parallelism in option E ;stunting ll exacerbating ll preventing but preventing them we have a pronoun issue same with option D
option C , that is wrong
option A is correct
stunts the development , exacerbates the premature and prevents those teeth this is parallel and correct
we have parallelism in option E ;stunting ll exacerbating ll preventing but preventing them we have a pronoun issue same with option D
option C , that is wrong
option A is correct
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15 Sep 2021, 00:14
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My answer is (A). It took me 01:12.
(B) In a list "X, Y, and Z", "and" cannot be omitted. It is true that omitting "and" can be a well-established rhetorical device, but I think that GMAT subscribes to the more prosaic writing style.
(C) "that" cannot be used after comma. Use "which" instead.
(D) For parallelism, use " and preventing".
Even in the unlikely event that "only to" is correct, there should be "and" between "stunting the development of the alligator’s jaw" and ”exacerbating the premature loss of teeth“。
(E) See (B).
(B) In a list "X, Y, and Z", "and" cannot be omitted. It is true that omitting "and" can be a well-established rhetorical device, but I think that GMAT subscribes to the more prosaic writing style.
(C) "that" cannot be used after comma. Use "which" instead.
(D) For parallelism, use " and preventing".
Even in the unlikely event that "only to" is correct, there should be "and" between "stunting the development of the alligator’s jaw" and ”exacerbating the premature loss of teeth“。
(E) See (B).
