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Rarely deeper than 25 feet and broader than 18 feet, but it extended 20 km around the green hills of Greensville, United States, the regional canal connected the Tomes River at Bucon to the Great Plains at Los Gatos, offering an exciting picnic spot to the central community of the local town.
(A)
Rarely deeper than 25 feet and broader than 18 feet, but it extended 20 km around the green hills of Greensville, United States, the regional canal connected
(B)
Rarely deeper than 25 feet and broader than 18 feet but extending 20 km around the green hills of Greensville, United States, the regional canal connected
(C)
It was rarely deeper than 25 feet and broader than 18 feet, and extended 20 km around the green hills of Greensville, United States, but the regional canal, connecting
(D)
The regional canal was rarely deeper than 25 feet or broader than 18 feet and it extended 20 km around the green hills of Greensville, United States, which connected
(E)
The regional canal, rarely deeper than 25 feet and broader than 18 feet, but extending 20 km around the green hills of Greensville, United States, connecting
(A)
Rarely deeper than 25 feet and broader than 18 feet, but it extended 20 km around the green hills of Greensville, United States, the regional canal connected
(B)
Rarely deeper than 25 feet and broader than 18 feet but extending 20 km around the green hills of Greensville, United States, the regional canal connected
(C)
It was rarely deeper than 25 feet and broader than 18 feet, and extended 20 km around the green hills of Greensville, United States, but the regional canal, connecting
(D)
The regional canal was rarely deeper than 25 feet or broader than 18 feet and it extended 20 km around the green hills of Greensville, United States, which connected
(E)
The regional canal, rarely deeper than 25 feet and broader than 18 feet, but extending 20 km around the green hills of Greensville, United States, connecting
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SonaliT I have checked with GMATPill and the OA is actually B
again, a run-on sentence. "The regional canal" has no bonafide verb.
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Rarely deeper than 25 feet and broader than 18 feet, but it extended 20 km around the green hills of Greensville, United States, the regional canal connected the Tomes River at Bucon to the Great Plains at Los Gatos, offering an exciting picnic spot to the central community of the local town.
(A)
Rarely deeper than 25 feet and broader than 18 feet, but it extended 20 km around the green hills of Greensville, United States, the regional canal connected
"it" - pronoun error
(B)
Rarely deeper than 25 feet and broader than 18 feet but extending 20 km around the green hills of Greensville, United States, the regional canal connected
correct
(C)
It was rarely deeper than 25 feet and broader than 18 feet, and extended 20 km around the green hills of Greensville, United States, but the regional canal, connecting
1. "it" has no antecedent
2. it's a run-on sentence and use of "but" changes the meaning
(D)
The regional canal was rarely deeper than 25 feet or broader than 18 feet and it extended 20 km around the green hills of Greensville, United States, which connected
this sentence suggests that Greenville connected the Tomes River to the Great Plains
(E)
The regional canal, rarely deeper than 25 feet and broader than 18 feet, but extending 20 km around the green hills of Greensville, United States, connecting
(A)
Rarely deeper than 25 feet and broader than 18 feet, but it extended 20 km around the green hills of Greensville, United States, the regional canal connected
"it" - pronoun error
(B)
Rarely deeper than 25 feet and broader than 18 feet but extending 20 km around the green hills of Greensville, United States, the regional canal connected
correct
(C)
It was rarely deeper than 25 feet and broader than 18 feet, and extended 20 km around the green hills of Greensville, United States, but the regional canal, connecting
1. "it" has no antecedent
2. it's a run-on sentence and use of "but" changes the meaning
(D)
The regional canal was rarely deeper than 25 feet or broader than 18 feet and it extended 20 km around the green hills of Greensville, United States, which connected
this sentence suggests that Greenville connected the Tomes River to the Great Plains
(E)
The regional canal, rarely deeper than 25 feet and broader than 18 feet, but extending 20 km around the green hills of Greensville, United States, connecting
again, a run-on sentence. "The regional canal" has no bonafide verb.
