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Updated on: 08 Jun 2016, 23:45
Originally posted by LogicGuru1 on 07 Jun 2016, 01:24.
Last edited by LogicGuru1 on 08 Jun 2016, 23:45, edited 1 time in total.
Last edited by LogicGuru1 on 08 Jun 2016, 23:45, edited 1 time in total.
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When we went out to eat with the Ramsey’s, Charlie ate everything on his plate except the spinach which tells me he don’t like to eat spinach.
a) which tells me he don’t like to eat spinach
b) that lets me know he’s not liking spinach
c) giving me the impression that he must not like spinach
d) which shows that the spinach he doesn’t much like it
e) which reveals he must not be liking spinach
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EDIT:- I am getting a lot of flak for this question. So I will mention the source. It's from GMATCLUB grammar book.
a) which tells me he don’t like to eat spinach
b) that lets me know he’s not liking spinach
c) giving me the impression that he must not like spinach
d) which shows that the spinach he doesn’t much like it
e) which reveals he must not be liking spinach
OA after first 5 response
EDIT:- I am getting a lot of flak for this question. So I will mention the source. It's from GMATCLUB grammar book.
07 Jun 2016, 14:29
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LogicGuru1
Dear LogicGuru1,
Hello again, my friend. I'm happy to respond once again.
1) Please post all SC in the Sentence Correction forum, not the "Ask GMAT Expert" forum.
2) Once again, this is an extremely low quality question that does not resemble those on the GMAT. What is the source?
3) A pronoun, such as "that" or "which," cannot refer to an action. Thus, (A) & (B) & (D) & (E) are all wrong, leaving (C) as the only possibility. This took me about 5 seconds to solve.
If this question and the one to which I responded previously are both from the same source, I would have grave reservations about the value of that source in preparing you for the GMAT.
Please let me know if you have any questions.
Mike
08 Jun 2016, 23:18
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mikemcgarry
We still need a comma between giving and spinach in C.
LogicGuru1
Did you make this question (because it cannot be a GMAT question)? You can improve it by fixing Ramsey's (Ramseys), not using first person pronouns, and adding a comma after spinach (you might have to restructure the sentence).
