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06 Mar 2023, 13:05
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Despite working hard, Rachel failed to get a promotion, losing confidence in her abilities, and felt unhappy with her job.
(A) Despite working hard, Rachel failed to get a promotion, losing confidence in her abilities, and felt unhappy with her job.
(B) Despite working hard, Rachel failed to get a promotion, lost confidence in her abilities, and felt unhappy with her job.
(C) Despite working hard, Rachel failed to get a promotion, losing confidence in her abilities, and feeling unhappy with her job.
(D) Despite working hard, Rachel failed to get a promotion, lost confidence in her abilities, and was feeling unhappy with her job.
(E) Despite working hard, Rachel failed to get a promotion, she lost confidence in her abilities, and felt unhappy with her job.
Just an easy one to start, following the GMAT official wording and style
(A) Despite working hard, Rachel failed to get a promotion, losing confidence in her abilities, and felt unhappy with her job.
(B) Despite working hard, Rachel failed to get a promotion, lost confidence in her abilities, and felt unhappy with her job.
(C) Despite working hard, Rachel failed to get a promotion, losing confidence in her abilities, and feeling unhappy with her job.
(D) Despite working hard, Rachel failed to get a promotion, lost confidence in her abilities, and was feeling unhappy with her job.
(E) Despite working hard, Rachel failed to get a promotion, she lost confidence in her abilities, and felt unhappy with her job.
Just an easy one to start, following the GMAT official wording and style
07 Mar 2023, 13:30
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Explanation:
The original sentence is not parallel because it has two verbs in different forms after the conjunction "and": "losing" (a gerund) and "felt" (a past tense verb). To make it parallel, we need to make both verbs the same form.
Option A is incorrect for the reason mentioned above.
Option B is the correct answer because it fixes the parallelism error by changing "losing" to "lost," making both verbs past tense.
Option C is incorrect because it repeats the same error as in the original sentence.
Option D is incorrect because it changes the first verb to past tense but does not change the second verb to the present participle form.
Option E is incorrect because it creates a new error by adding a subject ("she") before the second verb, making it a separate clause instead of a parallel element in a list.
The original sentence is not parallel because it has two verbs in different forms after the conjunction "and": "losing" (a gerund) and "felt" (a past tense verb). To make it parallel, we need to make both verbs the same form.
Option A is incorrect for the reason mentioned above.
Option B is the correct answer because it fixes the parallelism error by changing "losing" to "lost," making both verbs past tense.
Option C is incorrect because it repeats the same error as in the original sentence.
Option D is incorrect because it changes the first verb to past tense but does not change the second verb to the present participle form.
Option E is incorrect because it creates a new error by adding a subject ("she") before the second verb, making it a separate clause instead of a parallel element in a list.
08 Mar 2023, 07:58
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Despite working hard, Rachel failed to get a promotion, losing confidence in her abilities, and felt unhappy with her job.
I have doubt about the sentence structure here.
Why there is a comma before the and?
“,and felt unhappy with her job.” - Is this a independent clause? If yes then how? If no why the comma is there?
Can someone please explain
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I have doubt about the sentence structure here.
Why there is a comma before the and?
“,and felt unhappy with her job.” - Is this a independent clause? If yes then how? If no why the comma is there?
Can someone please explain
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