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The new government study, whose summary was made to be available ahead of its publication, highlights the size of Canada’s banking sector in relation to the rest of the country’s economy.
A whose summary was made to be available ahead of its publication B a summary of which was made available ahead of publication C which had a summary made available ahead of its publication D which was made to be available ahead of publication with a summary E with a summary of which was made available ahead of publication
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The new government study, whose summary was made to be available ahead of its publication, highlights the size of Canada’s banking sector in relation to the rest of the country’s economy.
A whose summary was made to be available ahead of its publication B a summary of which was made available ahead of publication C which had a summary made available ahead of its publication D which was made to be available ahead of publication with a summary E with a summary of which was made available ahead of publication
Option C,D and E have big issues
C says...Study had a summary made available ahead of its publication... does not make sense because study by itself can not do this activity. D study was made available ahead of publication with summary...means study was made available and not the summary.. E uses prepositional phrase which does not explain the meaning completely.
Down to A and B Problem with A is the use of "made to be" which makes the sentence redundant...The sentence would be better with construction " whose summary was made available ahead of its publication...
use of "its" seems okay as its can refer to study only...
B is more clear usage, a summary of which (study) was made available...
Ans B
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anceer wrote:
The new government study, whose summary was made to be available ahead of its publication, highlights the size of Canada’s banking sector in relation to the rest of the country’s economy.
A whose summary was made to be available ahead of its publication B a summary of which was made available ahead of publication C which had a summary made available ahead of its publication D which was made to be available ahead of publication with a summary E with a summary of which was made available ahead of publication
Option C,D and E have big issues
C says...Study had a summary made available ahead of its publication... does not make sense because study by itself can not do this activity. D study was made available ahead of publication with summary...means study was made available and not the summary.. E uses prepositional phrase which does not explain the meaning completely.
Down to A and B Problem with A is the use of "made to be" which makes the sentence redundant...The sentence would be better with construction " whose summary was made available ahead of its publication...
use of "its" seems okay as its can refer to study only...
B is more clear usage, a summary of which (study) was made available...
Ans B
Hi, Thanks for the explanation. I have quick question here. Q1: Is "a summary" in (B) is correct usage. Shouldn't it be summary of which? Q2: (C) study, which had a summary made available ahead of its publication [ed-modifier modifying summary]. * "had" is used in simple past * It can be interpreted as The new Govt Study ,which had summary that was made available ahead of its publication,highlights the size of Canada’s banking sector in relation to the rest of the country’s economy. To me here its is ambiguous as it can point to study or summary [IMO its OK to assume that summary can be published]. Otherwise rest seems fine. If i change it to The new Govt Study ,which had summary that was made available ahead of studies' publication,highlights the size of Canada’s banking sector in relation to the rest of the country’s economy. Please let me know your thoughts on this. Regards.
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The new government study, whose summary was made to be available ahead of its publication, highlights the size of Canada’s banking sector in relation to the rest of the country’s economy.
A whose summary was made to be available ahead of its publication B a summary of which was made available ahead of publication C which had a summary made available ahead of its publication D which was made to be available ahead of publication with a summary E with a summary of which was made available ahead of publication
hi, Experts please clarify in option B whether omission of possessive pronoun 'its publication' is correct.
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The new government study, whose summary was made to be available ahead of its publication, highlights the size of Canada’s banking sector in relation to the rest of the country’s economy.
A whose summary was made to be available ahead of its publication B a summary of which was made available ahead of publication C which had a summary made available ahead of its publication D which was made to be available ahead of publication with a summary E with a summary of which was made available ahead of publication
OFFICIAL EXPLANATION
In any SC question containing pronouns, you should assess those pronouns as a primary decision point. (A) and (C) both contain pronoun reference errors that lead to illogical meaning. Those two sentences seem to indicate that “its” refers to the summary, when it is supposed to be referring to the study – clearly illogical: the summary was not made to be available before the publication of the summary! It was made to be available before the publication of the study. Answer choice (D), although it does not have any pronoun issues, contains a similar meaning error, except with the study itself: the study was not made to be available ahead of the publication of the study! The summary was made to be available before the publication of the study. In (E), the structure is redundant. The “with” is not necessary and creates illogical meaning in combination with “of which”. Only (B) uses the correct modifier structure (one used commonly on the GMAT that many people don’t like) to show that the government study had a summary that was made available before publication. Answer is (B).
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"which" is always come after comma ? could anyone help me on this ?
Yes, "which" introduces a non-essential modifier and therefore should be after a comma. On the other hand "that" introduces an essential modifier and hence a comma should not be put before "that".
example: I hate dogs that bark... essential modifier. meaning: Say there are 100 dogs and 30 of them bark. I hate only those 30 barking dogs (selectively). Removal of the modifier would imply that I hate all 100 men Removal of the modifier would imply that I hate all 100 dogs rather than just those 30 barking dogs - meaning changes.
example: I hate dogs, which bark... non-essential modifier. meaning: Say there are 100 dogs. I hate all 100 of them. Extra information- those 100 dogs bark. Removal of the modifier would still imply that I hate all 100 dogs - the meaning does not change.
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anje29 wrote:
anceer wrote:
The new government study, whose summary was made to be available ahead of its publication, highlights the size of Canada’s banking sector in relation to the rest of the country’s economy.
A whose summary was made to be available ahead of its publication B a summary of which was made available ahead of publication C which had a summary made available ahead of its publication D which was made to be available ahead of publication with a summary E with a summary of which was made available ahead of publication
hi, Experts please clarify in option B whether omission of possessive pronoun 'its publication' is correct.
Since it is clear whose publication is discussed, it is alright to omit "its".
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