SajjadAhmad
Source: McGraw Hill GMAT
Under the politician’s ambitious new health plan, all citizens are required either to purchase health insurance with vouchers provided by the government
or they may acquire health insurance through their employers.
A. or they may acquire health insurance
B. or they must acquire it
C. or they acquire it
D. or acquiring it
E. or to acquire it
Dear
SajjadAhmad,
I'm happy to respond.
This is another question I solved in less than 5 seconds. The structure "
either . . . or" is a parallel marker. We have "
either to purchase," so we need another infinitive after "
or." Only (E) works.
If the difficulty of real GMAT is like a Formula One race tournament, then then difficulty level of this question is like riding a pedal tricycle. Much as riding a tricycle will not prepare you for Formula One racing, this question will fall abysmally short of preparing you for the GMAT.
Does all this make sense?
Mike