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Hi experts,
I have a general question, which I suppose a few others like me might also have so asking here:
In SC does option A have the same sequence for all test takers?
Asking this questions as I have seen that sometimes we have 2/more grammatically correct choices where the correct meaning is based on the intended meaning/ more logical meaning.
Thank you.
I have a general question, which I suppose a few others like me might also have so asking here:
In SC does option A have the same sequence for all test takers?
Asking this questions as I have seen that sometimes we have 2/more grammatically correct choices where the correct meaning is based on the intended meaning/ more logical meaning.
Thank you.
Updated on: 14 Aug 2023, 13:44
Originally posted by GmatKnightTutor on 14 Aug 2023, 12:27.
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The thread above may be helpful to check out.
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The thread above may be helpful to check out.
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14 Aug 2023, 13:38
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Hi Tukkebaaz.
Choice (A) is the same for all test-takers who see a question on the GMAT.
At the same time, choice (A) is not a special choice. In other words, it is not the case that the first, or original, version of the sentence in a SC question better states the intended meaning of the sentence than the versions.
Rather, all five versions have equal validity.
So, in answering an SC question, what you are really looking for is any version that effectively conveys a meaning that makes sense.
Occasionally, it helps to seek to get a sense of what the intended meaning of the sentence is, but you can do so on those rare occasions by considering any version of the sentence, not just the original version.
Choice (A) is the same for all test-takers who see a question on the GMAT.
At the same time, choice (A) is not a special choice. In other words, it is not the case that the first, or original, version of the sentence in a SC question better states the intended meaning of the sentence than the versions.
Rather, all five versions have equal validity.
So, in answering an SC question, what you are really looking for is any version that effectively conveys a meaning that makes sense.
Occasionally, it helps to seek to get a sense of what the intended meaning of the sentence is, but you can do so on those rare occasions by considering any version of the sentence, not just the original version.
