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GMATNinja, Bunuel, could you please clarify why both X and Y structure should be used in this sentence? My understanding is that Einstein's theory and the the ability to observe extremely objects are two distinct items in the list. Therefore, it may not be correct to use both X and Y structure in this case. Is it correct that both X and Y structure should be used when we are referring to similar items in the list?
19 Nov 2021, 05:07
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tkorzhan1995
Hello tkorzhan1995,
We hope this finds you well.
To answer your question, X and Y actually are similar things here; "Einstein's theory of relativity" and "the better ability...astronomical objects" are both abstract nouns that can be said to have made the field of physical cosmology possible.
We hope this helps.
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C and D : and also = out, no parallel
E : seem very wordy compared to the last two options (A and B), so I wouldnt remove E immediately but there is a good chance it's wrong
Between A and B it's very close, as a non native speaker it was hard for me because it's mostly idiom at this point. I went with B as it is more concise and GMAT like concision. So A is out and E too.
E : seem very wordy compared to the last two options (A and B), so I wouldnt remove E immediately but there is a good chance it's wrong
Between A and B it's very close, as a non native speaker it was hard for me because it's mostly idiom at this point. I went with B as it is more concise and GMAT like concision. So A is out and E too.
