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No other talent of the CEO is as crucial to the future of her business as her ability to recognize, recruit, and to nurture the best executive talent available.
A. to recognize, recruit, and to nurture
B. to recognize, recruit, and nurture
C. for recognizing, recruiting, and nurturing
D. at recognition, recruiting, and nurturing
E. in recognizing, recruiting, and the nurturing of
A. to recognize, recruit, and to nurture
B. to recognize, recruit, and nurture
C. for recognizing, recruiting, and nurturing
D. at recognition, recruiting, and nurturing
E. in recognizing, recruiting, and the nurturing of
24 Feb 2018, 12:25
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ability to is the correct idiom i believe
a is not parallel - to , , and to
B parallel
c, d, e - incorrect idiom
(B) imo
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24 Feb 2018, 21:34
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I'll go with " B "
one " to " is sufficient for all the verbs.
" For" "at" "in" do not make the right idiom pair in this sentence.
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one " to " is sufficient for all the verbs.
" For" "at" "in" do not make the right idiom pair in this sentence.
Sent from my XT1562 using GMAT Club Forum mobile app
