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07 May 2019, 07:33
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Some board game publishers have questioned the narrow nominee guidelines outlined by the Game of the Year committee because the pool of award nominees regularly push if not exceed the award guidelines.
A) regularly push is not exceed the award guidelines
B) push if not exceed the award guidelines regularly
C) were regularly pushed if not exceeded by the award guidelines
D) regularly pushes if not exceeds the award guidelines
E) pushes if not exceeds the regular award guidelines
A) regularly push is not exceed the award guidelines
B) push if not exceed the award guidelines regularly
C) were regularly pushed if not exceeded by the award guidelines
D) regularly pushes if not exceeds the award guidelines
E) pushes if not exceeds the regular award guidelines
07 May 2019, 08:12
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hiranmay
The pool of award nominees will determine the verb..
Further in the The pool of award nominees. 'the pool' will be the one that will dictate or control the verb, and 'pool' is a collective noun that should take singular verb. Hence, 'pushes' is the correct verb.
So, only D and E are left.
regularly x if not y something is correct structure.
E changes the meaning by modifying 'awards' by word 'regular'.
D
07 May 2019, 12:31
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hiranmay
the pool of award nominees is singular so we can eliminate A B C
D) regularly pushes if not exceeds the award guidelines => CORRECT
E) pushes if not exceeds the regular award guidelines=> This slightly changes intended meaning
