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Former Vice President Joe Biden picked Senator Kamala Harris of California as his running mate on Tuesday for the U.S. presidential elections.


A) Former Vice President Joe Biden picked Senator Kamala Harris of California as his running mate on Tuesday for the U.S. presidential elections.
B) Joe Biden, the Former Vice-President picked Senator Kamala Harris of California, for the U.S presidential elections, as his running mate on Tuesday.
C) Former Vice President, Joe Biden picked Senator Kamala Harris of California, who is his running mate on Tuesday for the U.S. presidential elections.
D) On Tuesday, the former Vice President Joe Biden had picked Senator Kamala Harris from California as its running mate at the U.S. presidential elections.
E) Former Vice President Joe Biden picked Senator Kamala Harris of California as his running mate on Tuesday in the U.S. presidential elections.


Anyone Plz explain which one is corect " for the US presidential election" or " in the US Presidential Election
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I personally liked A better. No clue why E is the right answer

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"for the US presidential elections" is better than "in the US presidential elections". Please clarify
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GMATNinja souvik101990 Please help explain why A is not the right answer in this case. Isn't "for the U.S. presidential election" better than "in the U.S. presidential election"
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Even the very article from which this Q seems to be based upon uses "for" instead of "in". https://economictimes.indiatimes.com/ne ... 495758.cms

Experts please advise.
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Even the very article from which this Q seems to be based upon uses "for" instead of "in". https://economictimes.indiatimes.com/ne ... 495758.cms

Experts please advise.

I agree with this, they are an event
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Even I went for A based on the fact that “in the presidential elections” doesn’t seem right when the selection was “for” a particular event ie USPE. Would love to hear expert views on this.

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hi,
why is the answer not b?

Hi,

Issue with option B is in the modifier for Joe Biden, it is mentioned that he picked Kamala Harris and after the comma "For presidential elections". So, when you'll read, it becomes Joe Biden for the U.S presidential elections, as his running mate on Tuesday.
Also comma usage and meaning is incorrect "as his running mate on Tuesday".

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Why is the option E correct & why is option A incorrect?

Can someone please elaborate on the Same?
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You run in a race, you don’t run for a race. I think it is a silly idiom, but IMO E is more idiomatic.

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Picking people for a race is better than picking people in a race. A seems to be idiomatically correct. Can anyone tell what am I missing here?
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