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18 Jul 2023, 11:28
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Usage of FANBOYS conjunction is missing, as here two independent clauses are joined by a comma. Therefore, I am eliminating this choice.
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IMO, "plans" should be mentioned in the list. Hence, I am eliminating this choice.
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IMO, "plans" should be mentioned in the list. Hence, I am eliminating this choice.
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There is no marker which informs us that the list mentioned has ended. Usage of "and" or "or" is missing before platinum plans.
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One dependent clause is joined with an independent clause. List also looks fine with the usage of "and" to mark the last item and it also mentions "plans", making the meaning logical.
IMO OA should be E.
18 Jul 2023, 11:39
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D simply works as but is used in the middle of a sentence and although at starting
18 Jul 2023, 11:49
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The national insurance firm offers four tiers of coverage plans; buyers can choose among bronze, silver, gold, and platinum plans, there are no plans that offer greater coverage than the platinum tier or less than the bronze.
(A) buyers can choose among bronze, silver, gold, and platinum plans, there are
Incorrect. The sentence join two independent clauses - "buyers can choose...plans" and "there are no....bronze" - using just a comma which is incorrect. Two incorrect clauses can be joined either through semicolon or through using comma+ FANBOYS conjunctions.
(B) because buyers can choose bronze, silver, gold, or platinum, there are
Incorrect. This option changes the meaning of the sentence. It suggests that the unavailability of other plans is because there are 4 plans already present and thus presents a faulty cause-effect relationship and thus this choice is incorrect.
(C) however, buyers can choose among bronze, silver, gold, and platinum, and
Incorrect. The use of comma followed by "and " at the end suggests that the sentence following "and " is independent clause. But "and " is followed by noun phrase "no plans that offer.....bronze" .
(D) buyers can choose among bronze, silver, gold, platinum plans, but
Incorrect. There is parallelism error in this choice. The last element in the list - bronze, silver, gold, platinum plans - should be preceded by and .
(E) although buyers can choose among bronze, silver, gold, and platinum plans, there are
Correct. This choice correctly maintains parallelism in the given list and also uses proper contrast through the use of Although X, Y where X and Y are independent clauses.
(A) buyers can choose among bronze, silver, gold, and platinum plans, there are
Incorrect. The sentence join two independent clauses - "buyers can choose...plans" and "there are no....bronze" - using just a comma which is incorrect. Two incorrect clauses can be joined either through semicolon or through using comma+ FANBOYS conjunctions.
(B) because buyers can choose bronze, silver, gold, or platinum, there are
Incorrect. This option changes the meaning of the sentence. It suggests that the unavailability of other plans is because there are 4 plans already present and thus presents a faulty cause-effect relationship and thus this choice is incorrect.
(C) however, buyers can choose among bronze, silver, gold, and platinum, and
Incorrect. The use of comma followed by "and " at the end suggests that the sentence following "and " is independent clause. But "and " is followed by noun phrase "no plans that offer.....bronze" .
(D) buyers can choose among bronze, silver, gold, platinum plans, but
Incorrect. There is parallelism error in this choice. The last element in the list - bronze, silver, gold, platinum plans - should be preceded by and .
(E) although buyers can choose among bronze, silver, gold, and platinum plans, there are
Correct. This choice correctly maintains parallelism in the given list and also uses proper contrast through the use of Although X, Y where X and Y are independent clauses.
18 Jul 2023, 12:06
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The national insurance firm offers four tiers of coverage plans; buyers can choose among bronze, silver, gold, and platinum plans, there are no plans that offer greater coverage than the platinum tier or less than the bronze
(A) buyers can choose among bronze, silver, gold, and platinum plans, there are
Sentence after ; should be an independent sentence. It starts with independent sentence but there is no connecting conjunction between , and there are
(B) because buyers can choose bronze, silver, gold, or platinum, there are
it changes independent sentence after ; as a causal connection and lack among for bronze, silver, gold. It does not suggest what to choose amongst
(C) however, buyers can choose among bronze, silver, gold, and platinum, and
it changes independent sentence after ; as a contrast starting with however but does not state what the contrast is .
(D) buyers can choose among bronze, silver, gold, platinum plans, but
but is acting as connecting conjunction but there is no independent sentence after but. Hence incorrect
(E) although buyers can choose among bronze, silver, gold, and platinum plans, there are
It starts with contract that although buyer can choose, there are no plans that offer greater coverage than platinum tier or less than bronze.
hence this looks correct and meaningful
(A) buyers can choose among bronze, silver, gold, and platinum plans, there are
Sentence after ; should be an independent sentence. It starts with independent sentence but there is no connecting conjunction between , and there are
(B) because buyers can choose bronze, silver, gold, or platinum, there are
it changes independent sentence after ; as a causal connection and lack among for bronze, silver, gold. It does not suggest what to choose amongst
(C) however, buyers can choose among bronze, silver, gold, and platinum, and
it changes independent sentence after ; as a contrast starting with however but does not state what the contrast is .
(D) buyers can choose among bronze, silver, gold, platinum plans, but
but is acting as connecting conjunction but there is no independent sentence after but. Hence incorrect
(E) although buyers can choose among bronze, silver, gold, and platinum plans, there are
It starts with contract that although buyer can choose, there are no plans that offer greater coverage than platinum tier or less than bronze.
hence this looks correct and meaningful
