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Intercoms are found throughout hospitals so they can quickly and easily respond to any type of emergency with doctors no matter how severe. Intercoms are found throughout hospitals so they can quickly and easily respond to any type of emergency with doctors no matter how severe. Found throughout hospitals, doctors can quickly and easily respond to any type of emergency no matter how severe and they can use intercoms. Found throughout hospitals, intercoms can have the use of doctors who quickly and easily respond to any type of emergency, no matter how severe. Intercoms are found throughout hospitals because an emergency being very severe must be quickly and easily responded to by doctors. Intercoms are found throughout hospitals so doctors can quickly and easily respond to any type of emergency, no matter how severe.
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1- They donot imply here. 2- "no matter how severe and they can use intercoms" is wordy. 3- "they can have use" - it sounds wordy 4- Being - it rarely use in Gmat 5- Correctttt!
P/s: To lgon, could you put letter in the beginning of a sentence? It will be easier
(A) who 'They' refers? ambiguous! 'any type of emergency with doctors no matter how severe' this phrase causes ambiguity. 'with doctors' modifies emergency and 'no matter how severe' modifies doctors, distorting the meaning. (B) dangling participle. (C) 'intercoms can have the use of doctors' is awkward and wordy. (D) 'an emergency being very severe ' is awkward.
E A-> "They" has no reference B->Found through out hospitals is modifying doctors instead of intercoms c->Intercoms can have the use of doctors is awkward D-> because an emergency being very severe is awkward
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