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Subject-Verb Make Sense 06 Dec 2016, 21:59
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Posting of videos of the 61-year-old Swedish doctor and medical professor who harnesses statistics to illustrate dramatically how economic progress has made the world better have drawn well over 1 million views on YouTube.

Correct the underlined part using the theory of Subject-Verb make sense in SV Agreement concept.

Options:
1) Posting of videos
2) Once posted, the videos
3) The posted videos

I spotted the prepositional phrases and found out that subject was 'Posting' and verb form was "have drawn". So, according to this (2) should be the answer. But, in e-gmat section, the answer has been listed as (1) - Posting of videos

Can anyone please tell me which one's the correct option that best fits the underlined part in terms of Subject-Verb agreement?