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28 Sep 2022, 01:30
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Count Laszlo Almasy, a Hungarian aristocrat, spied for the Germans during World War II and apparently for the Soviet Union then.
A. spied for the Germans during World War II and apparently for the Soviet Union then
B. spied for Germany during World War II and then apparently for the Soviet Union
C. was a spy for the Germans during World War II and apparently for the Soviet Union then
D. spied during World War II for the Germans and apparently for the Soviet Union then
E. during World War II was a spy for Germany and then apparently for the Soviet Union
A. spied for the Germans during World War II and apparently for the Soviet Union then
B. spied for Germany during World War II and then apparently for the Soviet Union
C. was a spy for the Germans during World War II and apparently for the Soviet Union then
D. spied during World War II for the Germans and apparently for the Soviet Union then
E. during World War II was a spy for Germany and then apparently for the Soviet Union
28 Sep 2022, 02:12
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I think 'than' should be placed just after 'and'. also it sound better than other choices. leaves us B and E
E has misplaced modifier. so my answer is B
E has misplaced modifier. so my answer is B
28 Sep 2022, 02:32
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My answer is (B). It took me 01:41.
To answer this question, it pays to have the outside knowledge that German and Soviet Union are warring nations during the WWII.
(A) The location of "then = after that" matters. In this version, readers are puzzled to read that the subject spied for the Germans and apparently for the Soviet Union. Maybe he is a double agent. But then, "then" appears. Readers are forced to re-read the sentence to get the intended meaning. Such writing style is frowned upon by GMAT writers.
(B) The location of "then" makes the intended meaning so much more perspicuous.
(CD) See (A) for the location of "then".
(E) ”during World War II" should not be inserted between the subject and the verb.
To answer this question, it pays to have the outside knowledge that German and Soviet Union are warring nations during the WWII.
(A) The location of "then = after that" matters. In this version, readers are puzzled to read that the subject spied for the Germans and apparently for the Soviet Union. Maybe he is a double agent. But then, "then" appears. Readers are forced to re-read the sentence to get the intended meaning. Such writing style is frowned upon by GMAT writers.
(B) The location of "then" makes the intended meaning so much more perspicuous.
(CD) See (A) for the location of "then".
(E) ”during World War II" should not be inserted between the subject and the verb.
