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In the days prior to the development of modern medicine, people often used roots, berries and other flora in their attempts to alleviating symptoms and curing deseases
A. to alleviating symptoms and curing deseases
B. to cure deseases and alleviating symptoms
C. for alleviating symptoms and curing deseases
D. to alleviate symptoms and cure deseases
E. at the alleviation of symptoms and the curing deseases
A. to alleviating symptoms and curing deseases
B. to cure deseases and alleviating symptoms
C. for alleviating symptoms and curing deseases
D. to alleviate symptoms and cure deseases
E. at the alleviation of symptoms and the curing deseases
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Past tense is required so gerunds are wrongly placed here.
Simple verb should be used. No verb+ing
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Past tense is required so gerunds are wrongly placed here.
Simple verb should be used. No verb+ing
Sent from my XT1562 using GMAT Club Forum mobile app
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