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Updated on: 27 Feb 2019, 04:31
Originally posted by aayushagrawal on 11 Jun 2016, 05:41.
Last edited by Bunuel on 27 Feb 2019, 04:31, edited 1 time in total.
Last edited by Bunuel on 27 Feb 2019, 04:31, edited 1 time in total.
Renamed the topic and edited the question.
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The matter was referred back to the expert committee since the solution to the problem was different from the one proposed earlier.
A. referred back to the expert committee since the solution to the problem was different from the one proposed earlier
B. referred to the expert committee since the solution to the problem was different from the one proposed earlier
C. referred back to the expert committee since the solution to the problem was different than the one proposed earlier
D. referred to committee since the solution to the problem was different than the one proposed earlier
E. referred back to the committee since the solution for problem was different than one proposed earlier
A. referred back to the expert committee since the solution to the problem was different from the one proposed earlier
B. referred to the expert committee since the solution to the problem was different from the one proposed earlier
C. referred back to the expert committee since the solution to the problem was different than the one proposed earlier
D. referred to committee since the solution to the problem was different than the one proposed earlier
E. referred back to the committee since the solution for problem was different than one proposed earlier
11 Jun 2016, 05:50
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aayushagrawal
I doubt its a good Question..
Pl intimate the source..
refer back vs referis no reason to discard a choice in GMAT..
Refer back is a very valid usage now...
11 Jun 2016, 05:54
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Please correct me if I am wrong--
"Solution to the problem" is apt."Solution for" is wrong.Eliminate E.
"solution to the problem was different from" is right."was different than"is wrong.Eliminate C,D.
Now how to differentiate between A & B "referred back Vs. referred" which one to choose and why?
