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Sally found her roommate’s bed unused, so Sally figured that she must have slept over at Steve’s house.
a) so Sally figured that she must have slept over at
b) therefore it was figured that she slept over to
c) because of this Sally made the assumption that she must had been sleeping at
d) so it would have been determined by Sally that she slept over in
e) therefore Sally assumed that she probably could have possibly stayed at
Source: GMAT Club Grammar Book
a) so Sally figured that she must have slept over at
b) therefore it was figured that she slept over to
c) because of this Sally made the assumption that she must had been sleeping at
d) so it would have been determined by Sally that she slept over in
e) therefore Sally assumed that she probably could have possibly stayed at
Source: GMAT Club Grammar Book
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Analysis : The intention is to state : X figured A, so X assumed B.
Option A: Correct : Proper structure. proper verb for - simple past at both - figured & assumed . correct idiom - slept over at . Concise.
Option B: Incorrect : the pronoun it does not have a definite noun/antecedent to refer at.
Option C: Incorrect : this does not have a definite noun/antecedent to refer at.
Option D: Incorrect : the pronoun it does not have a definite noun/antecedent to refer at.
Option E: Incorrect : use of assumed , probably , could have possible.... too much redundant use of hypothetical words that expresses same tone.
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Hey guys,
Although I've chosen A, which is correct, but I still have some doubts about "...Sally figured that she must have slept over..."
According to timeline Sally figured out before roommate have slept, which is not possible - I would use past perfect had slept
And one more thing: there is no logical antecedent for pronoun "she", because "roommate's" is not a noun.
What do you think mikemcgarry?
Although I've chosen A, which is correct, but I still have some doubts about "...Sally figured that she must have slept over..."
According to timeline Sally figured out before roommate have slept, which is not possible - I would use past perfect had slept
And one more thing: there is no logical antecedent for pronoun "she", because "roommate's" is not a noun.
What do you think mikemcgarry?
