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This question is part of the GMAT Club Sentence Correction : Pronoun Revision Project.
The United States Navy announced that, beginning next year, they plan to close several of their bases in order to reduce operating expenses.
A. they plan to close several of their bases
B. they are planning to close several of their bases
C. it plans to close several of its bases
D. they plan several closures of their bases
E. it plans to close several of their bases
The United States Navy announced that, beginning next year, they plan to close several of their bases in order to reduce operating expenses.
A. they plan to close several of their bases
B. they are planning to close several of their bases
C. it plans to close several of its bases
D. they plan several closures of their bases
E. it plans to close several of their bases
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The subject of the sentence is "the United States Navy", which is singular. However,
in the underlined portion, the Navy is incorrectly replaced by the plural pronouns
"they" and "their."
(A) This choice is the same as the original sentence.
(B) This choice incorrectly uses the plural pronouns "they" and "their."
(C) CORRECT. This choice correctly uses "it" and "its" to refer to "the United States
Navy."
(D) This choice incorrectly uses the plural pronouns "they" and "their."
(E) This choice incorrectly uses the plural pronoun "their" though it does correctly use
the singular pronoun "it."
in the underlined portion, the Navy is incorrectly replaced by the plural pronouns
"they" and "their."
(A) This choice is the same as the original sentence.
(B) This choice incorrectly uses the plural pronouns "they" and "their."
(C) CORRECT. This choice correctly uses "it" and "its" to refer to "the United States
Navy."
(D) This choice incorrectly uses the plural pronouns "they" and "their."
(E) This choice incorrectly uses the plural pronoun "their" though it does correctly use
the singular pronoun "it."
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The answer is C. United States Navy is singular.
