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The state controlled Coal India Ltd(CIL) has mopped up $53 billion in its initial public offering floated in October 2010, surpassing the $22.1 billion amassed by the Agricultural Bank of China in its IPO completed in July 2010, , and thus has laid claim to be one of the biggest IPO in the world so far
(A) surpassing the $22.1 billion amassed by the Agricultural Bank of China in its IPO completed in July 2010, and thus has laid claim
(B) surpassing the $22.1 billion amassed by the Agricultural Bank of China in its IPO completed in July 2010, and laid claim
(C) surpassing the $22.1 billion amassed by the Agricultural Bank of China in its IPO completed in July 2010, laying claim
(D) surpassed the $22.1 billion amassed by the Agricultural Bank of China in its IPO completed in July 2010, thus laying claim
(E) surpassing the $22.1 billion amassed by the Agricultural Bank of China in its IPO completed in July 2010, and thus laying claim
(A) surpassing the $22.1 billion amassed by the Agricultural Bank of China in its IPO completed in July 2010, and thus has laid claim
(B) surpassing the $22.1 billion amassed by the Agricultural Bank of China in its IPO completed in July 2010, and laid claim
(C) surpassing the $22.1 billion amassed by the Agricultural Bank of China in its IPO completed in July 2010, laying claim
(D) surpassed the $22.1 billion amassed by the Agricultural Bank of China in its IPO completed in July 2010, thus laying claim
(E) surpassing the $22.1 billion amassed by the Agricultural Bank of China in its IPO completed in July 2010, and thus laying claim
One Question a day – Q#5 SC 01032014
OA: E
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A. The IPO is a closed chapter. Use of present perfect is inappropriate
B. Laying claim is a subsidiary action. Using a past tense for the same is inappropriate.
C. Same as A. Secondly, the sentence is a fragment without a working verb after the conjunction and
D. If there are two events in all such as mopped and surpassed, then there should be a conjunction joining the two. Otherwise, the clause will turn a run-on.
E: Correct Choice.
OA: E
OE
A. The IPO is a closed chapter. Use of present perfect is inappropriate
B. Laying claim is a subsidiary action. Using a past tense for the same is inappropriate.
C. Same as A. Secondly, the sentence is a fragment without a working verb after the conjunction and
D. If there are two events in all such as mopped and surpassed, then there should be a conjunction joining the two. Otherwise, the clause will turn a run-on.
E: Correct Choice.
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02 Mar 2014, 05:33
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C an E look the same. typo ?
02 Mar 2014, 07:08
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C and E are the same!
I spent a lot of time scouting for differences between the two but to no avail.
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I spent a lot of time scouting for differences between the two but to no avail.
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