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GMAT 1: 740 Q49 V42
Posts: 87
07 Oct 2017, 05:15
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Proponents of monetary rewards that managements awards to employees to prevent
them from leaving consider these vital extrinsic motivation, while critics of the policy
condemn these as corporate benefit that helps some workers but debilitates the work
culture of the industry.
(A) awards to employees to prevent them from leaving consider these vital extrinsic
motivation, while critics of the policy condemn these as corporate benefit that helps
some workers but debilitates
(B) awards to employees to prevent leaving consider these vital extrinsic motivation,
while critics of the policy condemn it as corporate benefit that helps some workers
but debilitates
(C) award to employees to prevent them from leaving consider these vital extrinsic
motivation, while critics of the policy condemn these as corporate benefit that help
some workers but debilitate
(D) award to employees to prevent leaving consider these vital extrinsic motivation,
while critics of the policy condemn these as corporate benefit that helps some
workers but debilitates
(E) award to employees to prevent them from leaving considers it vital extrinsic
motivation while critics of the policy condemn it as corporate benefit that helps
some workers but debilitates
Source : crackverbal sc guide.
them from leaving consider these vital extrinsic motivation, while critics of the policy
condemn these as corporate benefit that helps some workers but debilitates the work
culture of the industry.
(A) awards to employees to prevent them from leaving consider these vital extrinsic
motivation, while critics of the policy condemn these as corporate benefit that helps
some workers but debilitates
(B) awards to employees to prevent leaving consider these vital extrinsic motivation,
while critics of the policy condemn it as corporate benefit that helps some workers
but debilitates
(C) award to employees to prevent them from leaving consider these vital extrinsic
motivation, while critics of the policy condemn these as corporate benefit that help
some workers but debilitate
(D) award to employees to prevent leaving consider these vital extrinsic motivation,
while critics of the policy condemn these as corporate benefit that helps some
workers but debilitates
(E) award to employees to prevent them from leaving considers it vital extrinsic
motivation while critics of the policy condemn it as corporate benefit that helps
some workers but debilitates
Source : crackverbal sc guide.
07 Oct 2017, 05:52
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GMATNinja can THAT make so many jumps as this sentence?
Nice Q on SV agreement.
Proponents of monetary rewards
that managements awards to employees to prevent
them from leaving
consider these vital extrinsic motivation, while critics of the policy
condemn these as corporate benefit
that helps some workers but debilitates the work
culture of the industry.
THAT before helps refers to plural noun - awards and hence plural verb help makes sense.
GMATNinja can THAT make so many jumps as this sentence?
Nice Q on SV agreement.
Proponents of monetary rewards
that managements awards to employees to prevent
them from leaving
consider these vital extrinsic motivation, while critics of the policy
condemn these as corporate benefit
that helps some workers but debilitates the work
culture of the industry.
THAT before helps refers to plural noun - awards and hence plural verb help makes sense.
09 Oct 2017, 19:09
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Still don't understand how C is the right answer. Shouldn't it be A?
these as corporate benefit that helps ... but debilitates or
these as corporate benefits that help ... but debilitate.
