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Upon arrival at any place of posting I find it greatly different than [#permalink] New post   07 Jun 2017, 11:00
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Upon arrival at my place of posting I find it greatly different than what I had imagined.
A)Upon arrival at my place of posting I find it greatly different than what I had imagined.
B)When arriving at my place of posting I find it greatly different from what I had imagined.
C)Upon arrival on my place of posting I find it greatly different than what I had imagined.
D)Upon arrival at my place of posting I find it greatly different from what I had imagined.
E)Upon arrival at my place of posting I found it greatly different from what I had imagined.
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Re: Upon arrival at any place of posting I find it greatly different than [#permalink] New post   07 Jun 2017, 22:29
had imagined (past perfect) --> arrived at a place (simple past tense) --> finds it different ( simple present) - a fact that is true even today

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Re: Upon arrival at any place of posting I find it greatly different than [#permalink] New post   07 Jun 2017, 22:44
Imo D .
Than in A is wrong
When arriving in B is wrong
C is wrong for using on preposition.
E is wrong as it changes to past tense from present tense .
As it is a fact so we should use present tense

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Re: Upon arrival at any place of posting I find it greatly different than [#permalink] New post   07 Jun 2017, 23:50
Shaheensingh17 wrote:
Upon arrival at any place of posting I find it greatly different than what I had imagined.
A)Upon arrival at any place of posting I find it greatly different than what I had imagined.
B)When arriving at any place of posting I find it greatly different from what I had imagined.
C)Upon arrival on any place of posting I find it greatly different than what I had imagined.
D)Upon arrival at any place of posting I find it greatly different from what I had imagined.
E)Upon arrival at any place of posting I found it greatly different from what I had imagined.


Imho, both D and E are correct.

Examples from Collins.

The ideological make-up of the unions is now radically different from what it had been.
Everything about the country seemed utterly different from what I'd experienced before...
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Re: Upon arrival at any place of posting I find it greatly different than [#permalink] New post   08 Jun 2017, 03:32
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Shaheensingh17 wrote:
Upon arrival at any place of posting I find it greatly different than what I had imagined.
A)Upon arrival at any place of posting I find it greatly different than what I had imagined.
B)When arriving at any place of posting I find it greatly different from what I had imagined.
C)Upon arrival on any place of posting I find it greatly different than what I had imagined.
D)Upon arrival at any place of posting I find it greatly different from what I had imagined.
E)Upon arrival at any place of posting I found it greatly different from what I had imagined.


Imho, both D and E are correct.

Examples from Collins.

The ideological make-up of the unions is now radically different from what it had been.
Everything about the country seemed utterly different from what I'd experienced before...


No, logically the first sentence is wrong (even though it is from Collins). The correct sequencing would be:

The ideological make-up of the unions IS now radically different from what it WAS. (Before present ---> past)
The ideological make-up of the unions WAS then radically different from what it HAD BEEN. (Before past ---> past perfect)

Past perfect must have another time reference in past - a very clear rule in GMAT.

Thus Option D is wrong and option E is correct... corrected OA.
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