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TheMechanic
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GMAT 1: 660 Q47 V35
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Schools: Anderson '16 Tepper '16 Kelley '16 Jones '16 (S) Carlson '16 ISB '18 (II) Duke '20 (S) McCombs '20 (II)
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16 Jul 2017, 05:27
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The Namib Desert along the southwest coast of Southern Africa, and where the cold Antarctic Ocean currents create a steady thermal inversion, is one of the driest regions on earth.
(A) and where the cold Antarctic Ocean currents create
(B) and where the cold currents of the Antarctic Ocean creates
(C) where the cold Antarctic Ocean currents has created
(D) and an area where the cold Antarctic Ocean currents create
(E) an area where the cold Antarctic Ocean currents create
(A) and where the cold Antarctic Ocean currents create
(B) and where the cold currents of the Antarctic Ocean creates
(C) where the cold Antarctic Ocean currents has created
(D) and an area where the cold Antarctic Ocean currents create
(E) an area where the cold Antarctic Ocean currents create
16 Jul 2017, 07:04
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The Namib Desert along the southwest coast of Southern Africa, and where the cold Antarctic Ocean currents create a steady thermal inversion, is one of the driest regions on earth.
(A) and where the cold Antarctic Ocean currents create -- The modifier clause starting with 'where' cannot be joined with fanboys.
(B) and where the cold currents of the Antarctic Ocean creates - the same case as in A; in addition 'currents of the Antarctic Ocean creates' is an SV error.
(C) where the cold Antarctic Ocean currents has created ---- 'Ocean currents has created' is an SV error.
(D) and an area where the cold Antarctic Ocean currents create - A modifier cannot be joined with its noun by fanboys
(E) an area where the cold Antarctic Ocean currents create -- Error free and the best.
(A) and where the cold Antarctic Ocean currents create -- The modifier clause starting with 'where' cannot be joined with fanboys.
(B) and where the cold currents of the Antarctic Ocean creates - the same case as in A; in addition 'currents of the Antarctic Ocean creates' is an SV error.
(C) where the cold Antarctic Ocean currents has created ---- 'Ocean currents has created' is an SV error.
(D) and an area where the cold Antarctic Ocean currents create - A modifier cannot be joined with its noun by fanboys
(E) an area where the cold Antarctic Ocean currents create -- Error free and the best.
12 Jun 2020, 23:26
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The Namib Desert along the southwest coast of Southern Africa, and where the cold Antarctic Ocean currents create a steady thermal inversion, is one of the driest regions on earth.
(A) and where the cold Antarctic Ocean currents create
(B) and where the cold currents of the Antarctic Ocean creates
(C) where the cold Antarctic Ocean currents has created
(D) and an area where the cold Antarctic Ocean currents create
(E) an area where the cold Antarctic Ocean currents create
IMO E
(A) and where the cold Antarctic Ocean currents create
(B) and where the cold currents of the Antarctic Ocean creates
(C) where the cold Antarctic Ocean currents has created
(D) and an area where the cold Antarctic Ocean currents create
(E) an area where the cold Antarctic Ocean currents create
IMO E
