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Hi everyone, I have a couple of doubts with the above question. Doesnt every other Gmat guide/prep source say that proper noun is always better than a pronoun. In that case one's focus would shift towards answers C and D.
Second in the correct ans provided, that's E, the verb 'taking' looks odd to me as the infected people are not taking care of the victims still.
I understand other choices have more glaring errors - A,B,C doesnt have antecedent for them and in D the past perfect tense 'had' is wrong still am a bit confounded by choice E.
Thanks for your inputs
Hi there her goes my understanding -
Context of the sentence -
SARS doesnt spread from X ---------to--------------> Y , though in china .......... ( referring to an exception ) it has happened...
It ( Sars Virus ) has infected
the family members and health care personnel taking care of victims.
Taking correctly modifies - the family members and health care personnel.
Further options A , B and C mentions " them " , without any clear antecedent ( it can refer to 1. the family members 2. health care personnel 3. Both the family members and health care personnel , hence rejected.)
If we assume that " Them " here is referring to the victims then the meaning gets distorded , we need to communicate effectively that people who attended the victims of SARS were actually infected (which should not have happed )
That's how far my understanding goes..