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Efforts to model drift speed have increased due to the need to divert icebergs from oil rigs.
(A) have increased due to the need to divert
(B) are increasing because of the need for diverting away
(C) have increased due to the need for diverting
(D) have increased because of the need to divert
(E) are increasing due to the need for the diversion of
Efforts to model drift speed have increased due to the need to divert icebergs from oil rigs.
(A) have increased due to the need to divert
(B) are increasing because of the need for diverting away
(C) have increased due to the need for diverting
(D) have increased because of the need to divert
(E) are increasing due to the need for the diversion of
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Solution:
Remember that we have to preserve the original meaning in A, unless either that meaning makes no sense or we are correcting a grammatical error that changes the meaning. So while other verb tenses may make sense, they may also distort the original meaning.
Also, “due to” is a common GMAT idiom that is used incorrectly. We only use “due to” with nouns or noun phrases. For a verb or clause, we use “because”.
ACE - use "because of" instead of "due to" after verbs
BC: Wordy “need for diverting”
B: Redundant "away"
D: Correct
E: Wordy “need for the diversion of”
General Discussion
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Efforts to model drift speed have increased due to the need to divert icebergs from oil rigs.
(A) have increased due to the need to divert
increase in efforts is not caused by the need
(B) are increasing because of the need for diverting away
for presents a reason again which is not correct here
moreover, For diverting away is not idiomatic
(C) have increased due to the need for diverting
need is for diverting
that is not what the sentence is saying
(D) have increased because of the need to divert
correct
to plus infinitive presents the purpose
(E) are increasing due to the need for the diversion of
due to is wrong
for the diversion of is not idiomatic
(A) have increased due to the need to divert
increase in efforts is not caused by the need
(B) are increasing because of the need for diverting away
for presents a reason again which is not correct here
moreover, For diverting away is not idiomatic
(C) have increased due to the need for diverting
need is for diverting
that is not what the sentence is saying
(D) have increased because of the need to divert
correct
to plus infinitive presents the purpose
(E) are increasing due to the need for the diversion of
due to is wrong
for the diversion of is not idiomatic
