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20 Aug 2018, 08:33
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Yellowstone National Park officials have begun to fine those campers who fail to lock their cars at night, exposing their cars and other campers with scavenging bears.
(A) night, exposing their cars and other campers with
(B) night and expose their cars and other campers toward
(C) night, and expose their cars and others campers with
(D) night and who expose their cars and other campers to
(E) night, by exposing their cars and other campers to
(A) night, exposing their cars and other campers with
(B) night and expose their cars and other campers toward
(C) night, and expose their cars and others campers with
(D) night and who expose their cars and other campers to
(E) night, by exposing their cars and other campers to
21 Aug 2018, 09:13
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KAPLAN OFFICIAL EXPLANATION:
First of all, the correct idiom is exposing... to. Eliminate (A), (B), and (С). (E) deeply distorts the original meaning of the sentence. It illogically suggests that the campers fail to lock their cars by exposing the cars and campers to danger, that the exposure creates the unlocked cars. If that makes no sense to you, that's okay because it makes no sense. Eliminate (E). (D) uses the correct idiom and creates a clear parallel structure between who fail and who expose. (D) it is.
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20 Aug 2018, 09:07
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+1 for D.
(A) night, exposing their cars and other campers with
(B) night and expose their cars and other campers toward
(C) night, and expose their cars and others campers with
(D) night and who expose their cars and other campers to --> Correct idiom and maintains parallelism
(E) night, by exposing their cars and other campers to --> Changes meaning and is not parallel
Hence, D.
(A) night, exposing their cars and other campers with
(B) night and expose their cars and other campers toward
(C) night, and expose their cars and others campers with
(D) night and who expose their cars and other campers to --> Correct idiom and maintains parallelism
(E) night, by exposing their cars and other campers to --> Changes meaning and is not parallel
Hence, D.
