Athletes who suffer from asthma need to work in the conjunction of a

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Athletes who suffer from asthma need  to work in the conjunction of a doctor who  understands the disease and can design a proper training regimen.

A. to work in the conjunction of a doctor who
B. to work in conjunction with a doctor that
C. to work in conjunction with a doctor who
D. to work in conjunction of a doctor that
E. to work at the conjunction of a doctor who

CareerGeek · Answer

Correct Idiom: in conjunction  with , Wrong: in conjunction  of 
Correct: doctor  who , Wrong: doctor  that

A. to work in the conjunction  of  a doctor who
B. to work in conjunction with a doctor  that 
C. to work in conjunction  with  a doctor  who 
D. to work in conjunction  of  a doctor  that 
E. to work at the conjunction  of  a doctor who

IMO Option C

LalitaSiri · Answer

Athletes who suffer from asthma need to work in the conjunction of a doctor who understands the disease and can design a proper training regimen.

A. to work in the conjunction  of  a doctor who
B. to work in conjunction with a doctor  that 
C. to work in conjunction  with  a doctor who -CORRECT - to work.. with is the correct idiom
D. to work in conjunction of a doctor  that 
E. to work at the conjunction  of  a doctor who

eakabuah · Answer

The best answer is option C.

Athletes who suffer from asthma need  to work in  the  conjunction  of  a doctor who  understands the disease and can design a proper training regimen.

A. to work in   the   conjunction  of  a doctor  who  ...  the  is not necessary. the right idiom is in conjunction   with   not in conjuction   of  
B. to work in conjunction with a doctor   that   ... that refers to things not human beings. Hence incorrect.
C. to work  in conjunction with  a doctor  who  ....  correct . the right idiom is used and who correctly refers to a doctor who is a person.
D. to work in conjunction   of   a doctor   that   ... in conjunction   of   is unidiomatic. The correct idiom is in conjunction   with  . The use of  that  is not appropriate as already stated above.
E. to work   at the   conjunction   of   a doctor who ...  at the   is inappropriate. The right idiom is  in conjunction with .

BeingHan · Answer

C
In Conjunction with is the correct usage. 
Also, who is more preferable than .

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chaitralirr · Answer

Athletes who suffer from asthma need  to work in the conjunction of a doctor who  understands the disease and can design a proper training regimen.

A. to work in the conjunction of a doctor who  in the conjunction of a doctor is incorrect it should be in conjunction with 
B. to work in conjunction with a doctor that  the preposition used is correct; however relative pronoun who should be used here 
C. to work in conjunction with a doctor who  Correct usage of pronoun as well as preposition 
D. to work in conjunction of a doctor that  use of "of is incorrect" 
E. to work at the conjunction of a doctor who  the usage of at is incorrect

IMO C

exc4libur · Answer

MEANING
Athletes need to work IN CONJUNCTION with a DR WHO understands this and can design x;
When referring to a person, we need "WHO" not "THAT".

A. "in the conjunction of" is unidiomatic;
B. "dr that" improper;
D. "dr that" improper;
E. "at the conjunction of" is unidiomatic.

Answer (C)

Raxit85 · Answer

Imo. C

Athletes who suffer from asthma need to work in the conjunction of a doctor who understands the disease and can design a proper training regimen.

Correct idiom = ..in conjunction with..

A. to work in the conjunction of a doctor who - wrong idiom
B. to work in conjunction with a doctor that - relative pronoun who is preferred than that.
C. to work in conjunction with a doctor who - correct.
D. to work in conjunction of a doctor that - wrong idiom
E. to work at the conjunction of a doctor who - wrong idiom

Archit3110 · Answer

IMO C: 
to work in conjunction with a doctor who
Athletes who suffer from asthma need  to work in the conjunction of a doctor who  understands the disease and can design a proper training regimen.

A. to work in the conjunction of a doctor who
B. to work in conjunction with a doctor that
C. to work in conjunction with a doctor who
D. to work in conjunction of a doctor that
E. to work at the conjunction of a doctor wh

madgmat2019 · Answer

A. to work in the conjunction  of a doctor  who
B. to work in conjunction with a doctor  that 
C. to work in conjunction with a doctor who.....correct
D. to work in conjunction  of a doctor that 
E. to work at the conjunction  of a doctor  who

OA:C

siddharthkapoor · Answer

Error Analysis:

1. The correct idiom is "in conjunction with" and not "in conjunction of".

Process of Elimination:

A. Wrong. As explained above.
B. Wrong. "that" can not be used to modify people. It can only modify things.
C. Correct.
D. Wrong. Same errors as in option A and option B.
E. Wrong. "at the conjunction of" is incorrect idiom.

J2S2019 · Answer

IMO the correct answer is C

Athletes who suffer from asthma need  to work in the conjunction of a doctor who  understands the disease and can design a proper training regimen.

A. to work in the  conjunction of  a doctor who - "Conjunction of" is not idiomatic - correct usage should be "conjunction with" - INCORRECT 
B. to work in conjunction with a doctor that - Doctor should be followed by the relative pronoun "who", not by "that" - INCORRECT
C. to work in conjunction with a doctor who - CORRECT
D. to work in conjunction of a doctor that - Doctor should be followed by the relative pronoun "who", not by "that" - INCORRECT
E. to work  at  the conjunction  of  a doctor who - Same error as A - INCORRECT

gvij2017 · Answer

Conjunction indicates the kind of association, requiring "with". 
Doctor is living specie, so use who instead of that, which is used for non-livings.

C should be correct choice.

joohwangie · Answer

Athletes who suffer from asthma need to work in the conjunction of a doctor who understands the disease and can design a proper training regimen.

A. to work in the  conjunction of  a doctor  who 
B. to work in  conjunction with  a doctor  that 
C. to work in  conjunction with  a doctor  who 
D. to work in  conjunction of  a doctor  that 
E. to work at the  conjunction of  a doctor  who

conjunction "with" is the correct idiom
doctor is a person therefore must use a doctor "who" not that

Therefore, C

Bunuel · Answer

Official Explanation

Correct Answer: C

The proper idiom is in conjunction with. Choices a and e are therefore incorrect. Choices b and d are incorrect because the pronoun who, not that, must be used to refer to doctor.

Athletes who suffer from asthma need to work in the conjunction of a

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