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egmat EducationAisle GMATNinja I am not clear why the following //ism cannot be correct ? Pls point out the logical / grammmatical flaws if any
• Researchers have found (C-1)
o that
• individuals (C-2)
o who have been blind from birth, (C-3)
o and who thus have never seen anyone gesture, (C-4)
• nevertheless
• make hand motions when speaking just as frequently and in virtually the same way as (C-2 continued...) sighted people do, (C-5)
• and will gesture even when conversing with another blind person. (C-2 continued
So basically why cant //ism be b/w make hand motions and will gesture when conversing with another blind person
Thus researchers have one finding which includes two things. Hence why are we forcing 'that'? I mean if above meaning is acceptable, then going without 'that' should be fine .
Also why do we require //ism with 'as well as'? Are we not required //ism with 'as well as' since it is not a // marker
• Researchers have found (C-1)
o that
• individuals (C-2)
o who have been blind from birth, (C-3)
o and who thus have never seen anyone gesture, (C-4)
• nevertheless
• make hand motions when speaking just as frequently and in virtually the same way as (C-2 continued...) sighted people do, (C-5)
• and will gesture even when conversing with another blind person. (C-2 continued
So basically why cant //ism be b/w make hand motions and will gesture when conversing with another blind person
Thus researchers have one finding which includes two things. Hence why are we forcing 'that'? I mean if above meaning is acceptable, then going without 'that' should be fine .
Also why do we require //ism with 'as well as'? Are we not required //ism with 'as well as' since it is not a // marker
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So basically why cant //ism be b/w make hand motions and will gesture when conversing with another blind person
Thus researchers have one finding which includes two things. Hence why are we forcing 'that'? I mean if above meaning is acceptable, then going without 'that' should be fine .
Also why do we require //ism with 'as well as'? Are we not required //ism with 'as well as' since it is not a // marker
The sentence is forcing "that", to make sure that the sentence is not interpreted, the way you are interpreting Thus researchers have one finding which includes two things. Hence why are we forcing 'that'? I mean if above meaning is acceptable, then going without 'that' should be fine .
Also why do we require //ism with 'as well as'? Are we not required //ism with 'as well as' since it is not a // marker
So, researchers have found two things:
1) that individuals who have been blind from birth, and who thus have never seen anyone gesture, nevertheless make hand motions when speaking just as frequently and in virtually the same way as sighted people do
2) that they will gesture even when conversing with another blind person
Parallelism between that and that ensures that this is the only meaning interpretation. Since this meaning is logical, we will stick to it.
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