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20 Jan 2020, 09:43
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In real life, you don't necessarily need the antecedent to appear in the same sentence, as long as the pronoun is clear from the surrounding context. For example,
- "Mike went to the grocery store. He ran into his ex-girlfriend. He cried bitter tears while hiding behind a floor-to-ceiling display of Raisin Bran."
The "he" in the second and third sentences clearly refers to "Mike" in the first sentence.
If we are simply trying to say that a person has the ability to swim, we say, "He knows how to swim." But we could come up with other examples in which "he knows to swim..." is okay:
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I hope that helps!
01 Feb 2020, 10:18
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Hi Charles!
I wanted some help with a question.
In her 53 years, many spent struggling with the social system that impeded her pursuit of mathematics, Noether had an extraordinary impact on both algebra, which was her main field of expertise, and physics.
A) In her 53 years, many spent struggling with the social system that impeded her pursuit of mathematics
B) She spent many of her 53 years struggling with the social system impeding her pursuit of mathematics
C) Spending many of her 53 years struggling with the system of society that impeded her mathematics pursuits
D) Despite her 53 years of struggle with the social system impeding her pursuit of mathematics
E) In her 53 years, she spent many struggling with the social system that impeded her mathematics pursuits
This question is from E-GMAT, although on Gmat Club the OA is option D ( that's the one I selected), according to E-GMAT its option A.
The reason given for D to be wrong is because it changes the meaning of the sentence because it adds contrast to the sentence that was initially not intended.
Could please help me get clarity on which is the better option out of the two?
Thanks a ton!
I wanted some help with a question.
In her 53 years, many spent struggling with the social system that impeded her pursuit of mathematics, Noether had an extraordinary impact on both algebra, which was her main field of expertise, and physics.
A) In her 53 years, many spent struggling with the social system that impeded her pursuit of mathematics
B) She spent many of her 53 years struggling with the social system impeding her pursuit of mathematics
C) Spending many of her 53 years struggling with the system of society that impeded her mathematics pursuits
D) Despite her 53 years of struggle with the social system impeding her pursuit of mathematics
E) In her 53 years, she spent many struggling with the social system that impeded her mathematics pursuits
This question is from E-GMAT, although on Gmat Club the OA is option D ( that's the one I selected), according to E-GMAT its option A.
The reason given for D to be wrong is because it changes the meaning of the sentence because it adds contrast to the sentence that was initially not intended.
Could please help me get clarity on which is the better option out of the two?
Thanks a ton!
03 Feb 2020, 21:40
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