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eswarchethu135
GMAT 2: 640 Q49 V27
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Updated on: 13 Feb 2019, 21:31
Originally posted by eswarchethu135 on 13 Feb 2019, 21:25.
Last edited by Bunuel on 13 Feb 2019, 21:31, edited 1 time in total.
Last edited by Bunuel on 13 Feb 2019, 21:31, edited 1 time in total.
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The Netherlands has long been famous for tulips and flowers and remains a vital part of the Dutch economy, with seven billion euros ($11 billion) a year in sales.
A) The Netherlands has long been famous for tulips and flowers and remains a vital part of the Dutch economy, with seven billion euros ($11 billion) a year in sales.
B) The Netherlands has long been famous for tulips, and flowers remain a vital part of the Dutch economy, with seven billion euros ($11 billion) a year in sales.
C) Long been famous for tulips and flowers, The Netherlands remains as a vital part of the Dutch economy, with seven billion euros ($11 billion) a year in sales.
D) The Netherlands remains a vital part of the Dutch economy for its famousness for tulips and flowers, with seven billion euros ($11 billion) sales per annum.
E) The Netherlands has long been famous for tulips and flowers and remains a vital part of the Dutch economy with seven billion euros ($11 billion) of sales per annum.
A) The Netherlands has long been famous for tulips and flowers and remains a vital part of the Dutch economy, with seven billion euros ($11 billion) a year in sales.
B) The Netherlands has long been famous for tulips, and flowers remain a vital part of the Dutch economy, with seven billion euros ($11 billion) a year in sales.
C) Long been famous for tulips and flowers, The Netherlands remains as a vital part of the Dutch economy, with seven billion euros ($11 billion) a year in sales.
D) The Netherlands remains a vital part of the Dutch economy for its famousness for tulips and flowers, with seven billion euros ($11 billion) sales per annum.
E) The Netherlands has long been famous for tulips and flowers and remains a vital part of the Dutch economy with seven billion euros ($11 billion) of sales per annum.
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13 Feb 2019, 22:18
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IMO B
So what is the intent here ??
Netherlands is known for its tulips, these flowers are a vital part of its economy, with seven billion euros ($11 billion) sales per annum.
A) The Netherlands has long been famous for tulips and flowers and remains a vital part of the Dutch economy, with seven billion euros ($11 billion) a year in sales.
This is saying that Netherlands is a vital part of the Dutch economy.
B) The Netherlands has long been famous for tulips, and flowers remain a vital part of the Dutch economy, with seven billion euros ($11 billion) a year in sales.
with is correctly, defining about the economy.
C) Long been famous for tulips and flowers, The Netherlands remains as a vital part of the Dutch economy, with seven billion euros ($11 billion) a year in sales.
Incorrect Intent
D) The Netherlands remains a vital part of the Dutch economy for its famousness for tulips and flowers, with seven billion euros ($11 billion) sales per annum.
how can the famousness be a reason for an economy to bloom, Out
E) The Netherlands has long been famous for tulips and flowers and remains a vital part of the Dutch economy with seven billion euros ($11 billion) of sales per annum.
and as a conjunction, not sure what parallelism is it trying to prove here.
13 Feb 2019, 23:26
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B it is. It is tulips and flowers contributing the sales rather than Netherlands.
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