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26 Apr 2012, 07:41
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C
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87% (00:44) correct
13%
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The invention of the elevator in the mid-nineteenth century was significant not only for the convenience it represented,
also it ushered in a new era in architecture, allowing buildings to become increasingly tall.
• not only for the convenience it represented, also it ushered in a new era in architecture
• not only for the convenience it represented; it also ushered in a new era in architecture
• not only because it represented convenience, but also because it ushered in a new era in architecture
• not just for the convenience it represented, but also because it ushered in a new era in architecture
• for the convenience it represented not only in addition to ushering in a new era in architecture
also it ushered in a new era in architecture, allowing buildings to become increasingly tall.
• not only for the convenience it represented, also it ushered in a new era in architecture
• not only for the convenience it represented; it also ushered in a new era in architecture
• not only because it represented convenience, but also because it ushered in a new era in architecture
• not just for the convenience it represented, but also because it ushered in a new era in architecture
• for the convenience it represented not only in addition to ushering in a new era in architecture
26 May 2016, 13:01
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Classic Not only X, but also Y structure.
C!
C!
Talayva
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13 Jun 2018, 10:44
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I understand why C is correct . But , while solving questions on gmatclub , I found a question , the solution to which eliminated an option based on redundant usage of both "usher" and "in". Does the same logic apply here . Usher in is redundant . Isn't it
