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Gramm's intellectual influence rested on the vibrancy of his personality more than his reasoning cogency.
A. rested on the vibrancy of his personality more than his reasoning cogency
B. rested most on the vibrancy of his personality rather than on his reasoning's cogency
C. mostly rested on the vibrancy of his personality, rather than the cogency of his reasoning
D. rested on the vibrancy of his personality more than it did on his cogent reasoning
E. rested more on the vibrancy of his personality than on the cogency of his reasoning
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A. rested on the vibrancy of his personality more than his reasoning cogency
B. rested most on the vibrancy of his personality rather than on his reasoning's cogency
C. mostly rested on the vibrancy of his personality, rather than the cogency of his reasoning
D. rested on the vibrancy of his personality more than it did on his cogent reasoning
E. rested more on the vibrancy of his personality than on the cogency of his reasoning
Source: Topgmat
Updated on: 18 Jun 2020, 11:30
Originally posted by NikitaVChoudhary on 18 Jun 2020, 05:37.
Last edited by NikitaVChoudhary on 18 Jun 2020, 11:30, edited 1 time in total.
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Correct idiom: More x than y, In this x and y should be parallel.
A and D out as x and y are not parallel
B and C change the meaning
In E, correct idiom form is used, x and y are parallel and the intended meaning is conveyed.
Hence E
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Gramm's intellectual influence rested on the vibrancy of his personality more than his reasoning cogency.
A. rested on the vibrancy of his personality more than his reasoning cogency
B. rested most on the vibrancy of his personality rather than on his reasoning's cogency
C. mostly rested on the vibrancy of his personality, rather than the cogency of his reasoning
D. rested on the vibrancy of his personality more than it did on his cogent reasoning
E. rested more on the vibrancy of his personality than on the cogency of his reasoning
IMO E
A. rested on the vibrancy of his personality more than his reasoning cogency
B. rested most on the vibrancy of his personality rather than on his reasoning's cogency
C. mostly rested on the vibrancy of his personality, rather than the cogency of his reasoning
D. rested on the vibrancy of his personality more than it did on his cogent reasoning
E. rested more on the vibrancy of his personality than on the cogency of his reasoning
IMO E
