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The three genuine splits in this case are:
1. The correct 'seemingly younger' or incorrect 'seeming younger'? – Eliminate B and E. Among A, C, and D:
2. 'over' or 'instead of'? – Over may imply that the glass towers physically stand over the brownstone units and hence is inappropriate. Eliminate A. Between C and D:
3. Present tense or past tense? We need the present ‘accentuates’ to the past’ accentuated’ – Eliminate D.
C is the answer.
By choosing or in choosing is not a critical factor
1. The correct 'seemingly younger' or incorrect 'seeming younger'? – Eliminate B and E. Among A, C, and D:
2. 'over' or 'instead of'? – Over may imply that the glass towers physically stand over the brownstone units and hence is inappropriate. Eliminate A. Between C and D:
3. Present tense or past tense? We need the present ‘accentuates’ to the past’ accentuated’ – Eliminate D.
C is the answer.
By choosing or in choosing is not a critical factor
05 Jun 2017, 07:10
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confused between "in choosing" and "by choosing" and hence got the wrong answer...had eliminated answer choices and was left with 2 options a and c, chose c because in choosing seemed ambiguous. can someone explain why the split between the two is immaterial?
10 Jun 2017, 23:21
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A has other problems also. It is using "accentuated". Past tense is not making sense here.
Remember if you are making a decision between one point, you should not cancel it out unless you are 100% sure. There may be some other decision points that can help you reject the option.
I don't think it is worth considering "in choosing" and "by choosing" as a decision point.
I hope it makes sense.
