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The student gave four practice exams for the GMAT and achieved an average score of 650.
(A) The student gave four practice exams for the GMAT and achieved an average score of 650.
(B) The student took four practice exams for the GMAT and achieved an average score of 650.
(C) The student finished four practice exams to their end for the GMAT and achieved an average score of 650.
(D) Four practice exams were taken by the student for the GMAT and achieved an average score of 650.
(E) Four practice exams were completed by the student for the GMAT and achieved an average score of 650.
(A) The student gave four practice exams for the GMAT and achieved an average score of 650.
(B) The student took four practice exams for the GMAT and achieved an average score of 650.
(C) The student finished four practice exams to their end for the GMAT and achieved an average score of 650.
(D) Four practice exams were taken by the student for the GMAT and achieved an average score of 650.
(E) Four practice exams were completed by the student for the GMAT and achieved an average score of 650.
03 Jan 2021, 00:31
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The student gave four practice exams for the GMAT and achieved an average score of 650.
(B) The student took four practice exams for the GMAT and achieved an average score of 650 - when you take the exam it means you were examinee , here we are talking about taking the exam, hence correct
(B) The student took four practice exams for the GMAT and achieved an average score of 650 - when you take the exam it means you were examinee , here we are talking about taking the exam, hence correct
03 Jan 2021, 01:27
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(A) The student gave four practice exams for the GMAT and achieved an average score of 650.
Correct choice.
Meaning is clear. No SVA, tense, pronoun, modifier,parallelism, idioms, meaning & other error.
(B) The student took four practice exams for the GMAT and achieved an average score of 650.
It means the student was the invigilator of the GMAT exam & scored 650! Totally skewed & illogical meaning.
(C) The student finished four practice exams to their end for the GMAT and achieved an average score of 650.
to their end for the GMAT:- pronoun ambiguity. ‘their’ should logically refer ‘singular’ antecedent ‘The student’, but grammatically incorrectly refers here to GMAT exams.
(D) Four practice exams were taken by the student for the GMAT and achieved an average score of 650.
Passive voice is not preferred if active voice is there.
Parallelism error:- logically achieved should refer student. But grammatically ‘student’ is within prepositional phrase, so could not be act as subject.
Exams were taken:- same ‘give & take’ error as B
(E) Four practice exams were completed by the student for the GMAT and achieved an average score of 650.
Parallelism error:- same as D
Passive voice- same as D
Correct choice.
Meaning is clear. No SVA, tense, pronoun, modifier,parallelism, idioms, meaning & other error.
(B) The student took four practice exams for the GMAT and achieved an average score of 650.
It means the student was the invigilator of the GMAT exam & scored 650! Totally skewed & illogical meaning.
(C) The student finished four practice exams to their end for the GMAT and achieved an average score of 650.
to their end for the GMAT:- pronoun ambiguity. ‘their’ should logically refer ‘singular’ antecedent ‘The student’, but grammatically incorrectly refers here to GMAT exams.
(D) Four practice exams were taken by the student for the GMAT and achieved an average score of 650.
Passive voice is not preferred if active voice is there.
Parallelism error:- logically achieved should refer student. But grammatically ‘student’ is within prepositional phrase, so could not be act as subject.
Exams were taken:- same ‘give & take’ error as B
(E) Four practice exams were completed by the student for the GMAT and achieved an average score of 650.
Parallelism error:- same as D
Passive voice- same as D
