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08 May 2016, 20:08
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Researchers have tinkered with some antiviral treatments that might work against a wide spectrum of diseases, but all have had shortcomings. Now one group thinks they have found a method that might protect cells in the body from a viral invasion.
In the second sentence, the part - "Now one group thinks they have found" - should not it be one group thinks it has found ?
Can some one please clarify what is the rule working here ?
Many thanks in advance !
Regards,
Andy
In the second sentence, the part - "Now one group thinks they have found" - should not it be one group thinks it has found ?
Can some one please clarify what is the rule working here ?
Many thanks in advance !
Regards,
Andy
09 May 2016, 12:12
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Hi Andy,
Yes, since the subject of this sentence is "one group", the appropriate pronoun is "it."
Is this prompt from a GMAT question or did you read it in an article somewhere?
GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
Rich
Yes, since the subject of this sentence is "one group", the appropriate pronoun is "it."
Is this prompt from a GMAT question or did you read it in an article somewhere?
GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
Rich
