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30 Jul 2017, 04:13
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The researcher’s theory of there being different feelings associated with different chemicals in the body has not yet been proven.
A. of there being different feelings associated with different chemicals in the body has not yet been proven
B. of different feelings that are associated with different chemicals in the body has not yet been proven
C. that different feelings are associated with different chemicals has not yet been proven
D. which is that there are different feelings associated with different chemicals has not yet been proven
E. which has not yet been proven is that there are different feelings associated with different chemicals
A. of there being different feelings associated with different chemicals in the body has not yet been proven
B. of different feelings that are associated with different chemicals in the body has not yet been proven
C. that different feelings are associated with different chemicals has not yet been proven
D. which is that there are different feelings associated with different chemicals has not yet been proven
E. which has not yet been proven is that there are different feelings associated with different chemicals
02 Aug 2017, 21:41
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The correct response is (C).
For clarity, a lengthy and confusing description like this one requires a relative clause, “the researcher’s theory that...” The subject-verb structure of the clause clearly identifies “the researcher’s theory” A series of phrases, on the other hand, provides neither the same clarity nor grammatical correctness.
https://www.gmatpracticequestions.com/gm ... tice-test/
The correct response is (C).
For clarity, a lengthy and confusing description like this one requires a relative clause, “the researcher’s theory that...” The subject-verb structure of the clause clearly identifies “the researcher’s theory” A series of phrases, on the other hand, provides neither the same clarity nor grammatical correctness.
https://www.gmatpracticequestions.com/gm ... tice-test/
10 Oct 2017, 09:47
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Hi!
Isn't it incorrect to remove information from the question statement. Like in this case we are removing "in the body". Please clarify!
Isn't it incorrect to remove information from the question statement. Like in this case we are removing "in the body". Please clarify!
