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A. will expand views of the readers for this political movement and introduce them,
B. will expand views of the readers against this political movement and introduce them,
C. will expand readers’ views on this political movement and introduce them
D. will expand reader’s views of this political movement and introduce them,
E. will expand views of the readers, at this political movement and introduce them,
The original sentence's underlined portion states- will expand views of the readers
for this political movement and introduce them,
Two issues stand out to me at the offset. First, the sentence seems unidiomatic.
Secondly, there is no need for a comma after
then.
Let's scan the answer choices and eliminate.
A. will expand views of the readers for this political movement and introduce them,
Eliminate.
B. will expand views of the readers against this political movement and introduce them,
Changes meaning, no need for the comma. Eliminate.
C. will expand readers’ views on this political movement and introduce them
I was a little doubtful of this one, considering that the pronoun "them" would logically have to refer back to readers, which in this case is a possessive. However, I read an OA on GMAT Club and according to one explanation, a pronoun could refer back to a possessive. It is infrequent but possible nonetheless. Therefore, this statement seems the most concise. Keep.
D. will expand reader’s views of this political movement and introduce them,
Unidiomatic. Eliminate.
E. will expand views of the readers, at this political movement and introduce them,
"at this political movement" is unidiomatic. No need for the comma. Eliminate