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Updated on: 24 Sep 2013, 08:36
Originally posted by garimavyas on 22 Mar 2011, 08:05.
Last edited by Narenn on 24 Sep 2013, 08:36, edited 2 times in total.
Last edited by Narenn on 24 Sep 2013, 08:36, edited 2 times in total.
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Some analysts warn that, if the projected expenditures for the social security administration over the next ten years prove to be accurate, the entire social security system will have been and will continue to be in danger of failing.
(A) will have been and will continue to be
(B) has been and will continue to be
(C) will continue, as it already has begun to be
(D) would continue to be
(E) will continue to be
(A) will have been and will continue to be
(B) has been and will continue to be
(C) will continue, as it already has begun to be
(D) would continue to be
(E) will continue to be
16 May 2011, 09:12
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as the analysis turns out to be accurate, the prediction done in the 2nd clause will be true.
Now in Hypothetical subjunctive cases -
1. If Future ( then clause - definitive ) --- if clause (cause), will be clause (prediction/ effect).
If Obama made accurate policies,America will be transformed. E fits here perfectly, hence the OA.
2. If Future ( then clause - uncertain) --- if clause (cause), would be clause (prediction/effect) conditional clause
basically.
If Amit slept tonight,then he would be a rock star tomorrow at work.
3. If Past perfect ( then clause conditional perfect) -- if clause had verb+en , then clause (would + have)
If Amit had not slept for an entire week,he would have become an owl.
Now in Hypothetical subjunctive cases -
1. If Future ( then clause - definitive ) --- if clause (cause), will be clause (prediction/ effect).
If Obama made accurate policies,America will be transformed. E fits here perfectly, hence the OA.
2. If Future ( then clause - uncertain) --- if clause (cause), would be clause (prediction/effect) conditional clause
basically.
If Amit slept tonight,then he would be a rock star tomorrow at work.
3. If Past perfect ( then clause conditional perfect) -- if clause had verb+en , then clause (would + have)
If Amit had not slept for an entire week,he would have become an owl.
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+1 E
Usually, when the "if" part of the sentence has a verb in simple present, you will need another verb in simple present or simple future. In this case, the GMAT is using "will" because the meaning of the sentence refers to the future.
In addition, E is more concise.
Usually, when the "if" part of the sentence has a verb in simple present, you will need another verb in simple present or simple future. In this case, the GMAT is using "will" because the meaning of the sentence refers to the future.
In addition, E is more concise.
