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28 Feb 2017, 04:24
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As the United States Census showed, college graduates are five times more likely to own houses as to own apartments.
(A) college graduates are five times more likely to own houses as
(B) college graduates are five times as likely to own houses as it is for them
(C) college graduates are five times more likely to own houses than
(D) it is five times more likely for college graduates to own houses than they are
(E) it is five times as likely that college graduates will own houses as they are
(A) college graduates are five times more likely to own houses as
(B) college graduates are five times as likely to own houses as it is for them
(C) college graduates are five times more likely to own houses than
(D) it is five times more likely for college graduates to own houses than they are
(E) it is five times as likely that college graduates will own houses as they are
Can we reject choice D based on some logic or grammar error ??
Will GMAT test only on concise answer choice, where 2 answer choices are correct only one is better and concise ?
Will GMAT test only on concise answer choice, where 2 answer choices are correct only one is better and concise ?
28 Feb 2017, 05:58
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vishalkumar4mba
Logic error is preferred here, Because this is wordy constructions .moreover, likely should follow to.
