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21 Nov 2020, 04:31
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Jane and John are very concerned about their five-year-old twins, so they will be flying to Vermont, where the summer house is located, next Sunday.
A) so they will be flying to Vermont, where the summer house is located, next Sunday
B) so they will be flying to Vermont, where their summer house is located, next Sunday
C) so they will be flying them to Vermont, where the summer house is located, next Sunday
D) so they will be flying to Vermont, where the summer houses is located, next Sunday
E) so they will be flying them to Vermont, where the summer house is located, on Sunday.
A) so they will be flying to Vermont, where the summer house is located, next Sunday
B) so they will be flying to Vermont, where their summer house is located, next Sunday
C) so they will be flying them to Vermont, where the summer house is located, next Sunday
D) so they will be flying to Vermont, where the summer houses is located, next Sunday
E) so they will be flying them to Vermont, where the summer house is located, on Sunday.
WarriorWithin
21 Nov 2020, 04:44
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I got this one incorrect - between B and C - I chose C for two reasons -
i) in B - not able to make sense that they will be flying their children ( human and flying...Nooo)
ii) in C - it clarifies the meaning that the house is located in vermont...
But need some help here!!!!
GMATNinja, VeritasKarishma, daagh
23 Nov 2020, 00:33
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"they will be flying to Vermont" is no different from "they will be flying their children to Vermont"
Humans are flying in both the cases. We know that it means they will take a flight.
(C) clarifies that they will be flying their children to Vermont. Otherwise, the first part of the sentence is meaningless.
Look at (B):
B) so they will be flying to Vermont, where their summer house is located, next Sunday
They are concerned about their children so they will be flying to Vermont where they have a summer house. This doesn't make much sense. Are they taking their children to summer house? Are their children already in summer house? How is their concern relevant to their flying?
By the way, this is not a GMAT type sentence.
