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More than any single element, the increase in art prices has caused the wholesale theft, mutilation, and destruction of art everywhere in the world.
A) More than any single element, the increase in art prices has caused
B) More than any other element, the increase in art prices have been responsible for
C) More than any other single element, the increase in art prices has been responsible for
D) The increase in art prices, more than any single element, has been the reason for
E) An increase in the price of art works have been responsible, more than other elements, for
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Updated on: 29 Aug 2020, 23:33
Originally posted by Ilhomjon98 on 29 Aug 2020, 22:31.
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More than any single element, the increase in art prices has caused the wholesale theft, mutilation, and destruction of art everywhere in the world.
A) More than any single element, the increase in art prices has caused
the problem is with this part, More than any single element. here, we should compare the increase in art prices, a single element, with any other single element. Yet, absence of other seems to compare the increase with itself. Instead, there should be More than any other single element. (A) is out!
B) More than any other element, the increase in art prices have been responsible for
the subject, the increase, is singular, whereas its verb, have been, is plural. (B) is out!
C) More than any other single element, the increase in art prices has been responsible for
the problems in A and B have been rectified. Keep (C)
D) The increase in art prices, more than any single element, has been the reason for
Again, the absence of other in the part, more than any single element, makes the comparison wrong. (D) is out!
E) An increase in the price of art works have been responsible, more than other elements, for[/quote]
the subject, an increase, is singular, whereas its verb, have been, is plural. (E) is out!
With my respect and thankfulness for Gmatclub members and experts, I have posted my first explanation of S.C. question in gmatclub. Thank you generis for your efforts!
A) More than any single element, the increase in art prices has caused
the problem is with this part, More than any single element. here, we should compare the increase in art prices, a single element, with any other single element. Yet, absence of other seems to compare the increase with itself. Instead, there should be More than any other single element. (A) is out!
B) More than any other element, the increase in art prices have been responsible for
the subject, the increase, is singular, whereas its verb, have been, is plural. (B) is out!
C) More than any other single element, the increase in art prices has been responsible for
the problems in A and B have been rectified. Keep (C)
D) The increase in art prices, more than any single element, has been the reason for
Again, the absence of other in the part, more than any single element, makes the comparison wrong. (D) is out!
E) An increase in the price of art works have been responsible, more than other elements, for[/quote]
the subject, an increase, is singular, whereas its verb, have been, is plural. (E) is out!
With my respect and thankfulness for Gmatclub members and experts, I have posted my first explanation of S.C. question in gmatclub. Thank you generis for your efforts!
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More than any single element, the increase in art prices has caused the wholesale theft, mutilation, and destruction of art everywhere in the world.
A) More than any single element, the increase in art prices has caused.
In any single element, the increase in art prices is included too. we need any other.
B) More than any other element, the increase in art prices have been responsible for
Increase should have singular verb. Have been is wrong we need has been.
C) More than any other single element, the increase in art prices has been responsible for
I was first skeptical about this. I felt like element itself is singular and we don't single before element. But S-V agreement error in B is resolved.. Keep this option.
D) The increase in art prices, more than any single element, has been the reason for
Is more than any single element referring to art prices or the increase
E) An increase in the price of art works have been responsible, more than other elements, for
again same S-V agreement error in as in B.
Answer is C.
A) More than any single element, the increase in art prices has caused.
In any single element, the increase in art prices is included too. we need any other.
B) More than any other element, the increase in art prices have been responsible for
Increase should have singular verb. Have been is wrong we need has been.
C) More than any other single element, the increase in art prices has been responsible for
I was first skeptical about this. I felt like element itself is singular and we don't single before element. But S-V agreement error in B is resolved.. Keep this option.
D) The increase in art prices, more than any single element, has been the reason for
Is more than any single element referring to art prices or the increase
E) An increase in the price of art works have been responsible, more than other elements, for
again same S-V agreement error in as in B.
Answer is C.
