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sasyaharry
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10 Sep 2017, 19:18
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The diplomatic machinery that drives America's day-to-day relations in Asia is also creaking.
A) The diplomatic machinery that drives America's day-to-day relations in Asia is also creaking.
B) The diplomatic machinery which drives America's day-to-day relations in Asia is also creaking.
C) The diplomatic machinery that drive the day-to-day relations of America in Asia are also creaking.
D) America's diplomatic machinery that drives day-to-day relations in Asia are also creaking.
E) America's diplomatic machinery drives day-to-day relations in Asia and it is also creaking.
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The Economist magazine | An American wrecking-ball? | Sep 2, 2017
A) The diplomatic machinery that drives America's day-to-day relations in Asia is also creaking.
B) The diplomatic machinery which drives America's day-to-day relations in Asia is also creaking.
C) The diplomatic machinery that drive the day-to-day relations of America in Asia are also creaking.
D) America's diplomatic machinery that drives day-to-day relations in Asia are also creaking.
E) America's diplomatic machinery drives day-to-day relations in Asia and it is also creaking.
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The Economist magazine | An American wrecking-ball? | Sep 2, 2017
11 Sep 2017, 02:27
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Imo A
That is correctly working as a noun modifier .
The subject is a collective noun so it will take a singular noun .
Still I am not sure about B
Use which is also correct
What is the OA
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That is correctly working as a noun modifier .
The subject is a collective noun so it will take a singular noun .
Still I am not sure about B
Use which is also correct
What is the OA
Sent from my ONE E1003 using GMAT Club Forum mobile app
sasyaharry
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arvind910619
You might want to relook at the use of that/which in this example.
