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Updated on: 03 Oct 2019, 20:14
Originally posted by williamd92 on 04 Apr 2019, 06:25.
Last edited by williamd92 on 03 Oct 2019, 20:14, edited 1 time in total.
Last edited by williamd92 on 03 Oct 2019, 20:14, edited 1 time in total.
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04 Apr 2019, 08:55
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Hi dadihung
Split 1: Much/many
Collective nouns (e.g: percentage, proportion, company, team, class, ...) are singular if the individuals act as a group (which is in most cases),
However, they are treated as plural only if the individuals are acting individually (e.g: The jury are arguing among themselves)
so Much is our choice.
Split 2: Is last year correct?
I am not 100% sure of my answer for this, but I think the relative pronoun "that" should not be omitted.
The rule I know says that the relative pronoun can be only omitted if its noun is an object of the verb of the sentence.
(e.g: The city (that) he visited was wonderful) ---> the city is the object of the verb "visited"
in our example, "percentage" is the subject, so "that" shouldn't be omitted.
Please check this question, it is related to yours:
https://gmatclub.com/forum/exceeding-even-the-figures-predicted-by-the-most-optimistic-financial-53878.html
Split 1: Much/many
Collective nouns (e.g: percentage, proportion, company, team, class, ...) are singular if the individuals act as a group (which is in most cases),
However, they are treated as plural only if the individuals are acting individually (e.g: The jury are arguing among themselves)
so Much is our choice.
Split 2: Is last year correct?
I am not 100% sure of my answer for this, but I think the relative pronoun "that" should not be omitted.
The rule I know says that the relative pronoun can be only omitted if its noun is an object of the verb of the sentence.
(e.g: The city (
in our example, "percentage" is the subject, so "that" shouldn't be omitted.
Please check this question, it is related to yours:
https://gmatclub.com/forum/exceeding-even-the-figures-predicted-by-the-most-optimistic-financial-53878.html
05 Apr 2019, 00:10
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Please help me answer this
