nickrocks wrote:
GMATNinja : Can you please explain why D is incorrect?
I picked D(for managing) over E(to manage) as it continued parallel structure.
for exchanging sensitive information
for managing Noting that the company's network is vulnerable to viruses and spyware, the consultant has urged Infotech to upgrade its protection software, institute new policies for exchanging sensitive information, assembling a special team of information technology specialists to manage network security protocols.
A. assembling a special team of information technology specialists to manage
B. assembling a special team of information technology specialists for managing
C. assembling a special team of information technology specialists that manages
D. and assemble a special team of information technology specialists for managing
E. and assemble a special team of information technology specialists to manage
Okay here is the breakdown. E is correct and parallel - and makes sense in meaning
D - would read as : the consultant has urged A) Infotech (correct idiom To + verb) to upgrade its protection software, B) (
to already given earlier) institute new policies for exchanging sensitive information, AND assemble a special team of information technology specialists for managing[/color] - 'for managing'? = present continuous - managing who? has it already started ? No, it has yet to begin - that means - the BEFORE being present the team is already managing something. Also, FOR is wrong - you always have a team TO manage. Ex: a) She is there to RUN in the marathon or b) the carpenters came to manage the paints (:/) and (to is already included) (to) make chairs
E - has the hidden
to MANAGE and hence is parallel
Hope this made it more logical.