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Jerry knows it is futile to convince his wife to buy the beach house because she is neither fond of swimming nor does she like to surf.
A) she is neither fond of swimming nor does she like to surf.
B) she is neither fond of swimming nor fond of surfing
C) she is neither fond of swimming nor surfing
D) neither is she fond of swimming nor of surfing
E) neither is she fond of swimming nor does she like to surf.
A) she is neither fond of swimming nor does she like to surf.
B) she is neither fond of swimming nor fond of surfing
C) she is neither fond of swimming nor surfing
D) neither is she fond of swimming nor of surfing
E) neither is she fond of swimming nor does she like to surf.
My question is for the GMAT expert, why the correct option is correct while, at least for me, the correct option violate the parallelism rule for Neither nor?
I really appreciate comments.
Meanwhile, i check it several times to make sure there is no error in my copying.
I really appreciate comments.
Meanwhile, i check it several times to make sure there is no error in my copying.
01 May 2017, 11:30
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Although you have tried to be as error-free as possible while copying, still there are very glaring mistakes. First, it is not 'found of'; it should be 'fond of' in all the choices. Second, in D 'nor nor' is irrational. Copy pasting will be more error-free than manual copying.
But, to come to brass tacks, can you kindly tell us what rule of neither … nor parallelism does B violate?
But, to come to brass tacks, can you kindly tell us what rule of neither … nor parallelism does B violate?
01 May 2017, 12:17
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My bad for not seeing my typos.
Anyway, for me, the exclusion of fond in the answer choice B is puzzling. The question is can we do that?
