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20 Nov 2008, 15:56
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i am confused regarding the usage of "being" , i know that in general it is avoidable (on GMAT)... but still it would be really helpful if
can know some strong grammatical concept to eliminate a choice with 'being' in it.
thanks
can know some strong grammatical concept to eliminate a choice with 'being' in it.
thanks
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20 Nov 2008, 17:04
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"being" is typically wrong on gmat due to redundancy.
for example "being excited about" has the same meaning as "excited about" and thus redundant.
here is one more example i just came across here https://gmatclub.com/forum/11-t67220?hilit=the+current+administration here the sentence uses a redundant structure "being worried over some foreign trade" the correct answer C eliminates "being"
21 Nov 2008, 12:24
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thanks snap ,,,appreciate it !!
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