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24 Mar 2022, 06:21
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Hello BlueDefender,
We hope this finds you well.
To answer your query, as EducationAisle has written, the preposition "that" is implied here.
We hope this helps.
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24 Mar 2022, 12:40
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Thank you for clarifying!
For some reason I thought it was a rule to always use the demonstrative pronoun THAT in similar cases so I developed a habit of automatically crossing out such answer choices.
I read something in the Manhattan guide which compared every day speech where one may say "I put on the shirt I bought" with the correct verbiage for GMAT "I put on the shirt THAT I bought", saying that although the former is a common figure of speech, it's incorrect for GMAT SC.
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28 Mar 2022, 23:20
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It really depends on the context. If the meaning is clear enough, we may not need "that" to introduce a noun modifier. The GMAT is a bit pickier about introducing new clauses, though. They might let us get away with something simple, along the lines of "I believe you are right," but normally, we'd need THAT to link a previous noun with a new subject and verb: "I believe that the statistics cited by the attorney did not reflect the most recent trends."
Here's a notorious question. Many people have trouble with it because they make unsound assumptions about the use of THAT . . . https://gmatclub.com/forum/the-first-tr ... ml#p235977
It really depends on the context. If the meaning is clear enough, we may not need "that" to introduce a noun modifier. The GMAT is a bit pickier about introducing new clauses, though. They might let us get away with something simple, along the lines of "I believe you are right," but normally, we'd need THAT to link a previous noun with a new subject and verb: "I believe that the statistics cited by the attorney did not reflect the most recent trends."
Here's a notorious question. Many people have trouble with it because they make unsound assumptions about the use of THAT . . . https://gmatclub.com/forum/the-first-tr ... ml#p235977
