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Just as photosynthesis allows plants to convert carbon dioxide and water into organic food, cellular respiration enables
animals to convert oxygen into energy.
1. Just as photosynthesis allows plants to convert carbon dioxide and water into organic food,
2. Like photosynthesis, which allows plants to convert carbon dioxide and water into organic food,
3. Similar to photosynthesis allowing plants' conversion of carbon dioxide and water into organic food,
4. Similar to allowing plants to convert carbon dioxide and water into organic food, as done during photosynthesis,
5. As photosynthesis, which allows plants to converts carbon dioxide and water into organic food,
animals to convert oxygen into energy.
1. Just as photosynthesis allows plants to convert carbon dioxide and water into organic food,
2. Like photosynthesis, which allows plants to convert carbon dioxide and water into organic food,
3. Similar to photosynthesis allowing plants' conversion of carbon dioxide and water into organic food,
4. Similar to allowing plants to convert carbon dioxide and water into organic food, as done during photosynthesis,
5. As photosynthesis, which allows plants to converts carbon dioxide and water into organic food,
18 Jun 2018, 06:33
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Just as photosynthesis allows plants to convert carbon dioxide and water into organic food, cellular respiration enables animals to convert oxygen into energy.
Structurally, this is a complex sentence, with the as clause acting as a subordinate clause and the second part as the main clause.
1. Just as photosynthesis allows plants to convert carbon dioxide and water into organic food --- perfect foil
2. Like photosynthesis, which allows plants to convert carbon dioxide and water into organic food, - wrongly compares a noun phrase with an IC -
3. Similar to photosynthesis allowing plants' conversion of carbon dioxide and water into organic food-- same problem as in B
4. Similar to allowing plants to convert carbon dioxide and water into organic food, as done during the photosynthesis, -- it is not made clear that it is photosynthesis that allows the plants to do conversion. Meaning is substantively twisted.
5. As photosynthesis, which allows plants to convert carbon dioxide and water into organic food ---- Meaning distorted. This choice says that cellular respiration takes the role of photosynthesis.
Actually, neither photosynthesis allows nor respiration enables (both are action verbs); they are status verbs during which these processes occur. Maybe this is not so relevant to GMAT SC.
Structurally, this is a complex sentence, with the as clause acting as a subordinate clause and the second part as the main clause.
1. Just as photosynthesis allows plants to convert carbon dioxide and water into organic food --- perfect foil
2. Like photosynthesis, which allows plants to convert carbon dioxide and water into organic food, - wrongly compares a noun phrase with an IC -
3. Similar to photosynthesis allowing plants' conversion of carbon dioxide and water into organic food-- same problem as in B
4. Similar to allowing plants to convert carbon dioxide and water into organic food, as done during the photosynthesis, -- it is not made clear that it is photosynthesis that allows the plants to do conversion. Meaning is substantively twisted.
5. As photosynthesis, which allows plants to convert carbon dioxide and water into organic food ---- Meaning distorted. This choice says that cellular respiration takes the role of photosynthesis.
Actually, neither photosynthesis allows nor respiration enables (both are action verbs); they are status verbs during which these processes occur. Maybe this is not so relevant to GMAT SC.
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18 Jun 2018, 02:58
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A , for comparison Like+Nouns .... And As+Clauses .
