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02 Jan 2021, 21:00
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Students that are native English speakers often score well on the Verbal section of the GMAT with little preparation, while non-native speakers have to study for much more time on it.
(A) Students that are native English speakers often score well on the Verbal section of the GMAT with little preparation, while non-native speakers have to study for much more time on it.
(B) Students that are native English speakers often score well on the Verbal section of the GMAT with little preparation, however, non-native speakers oftentimes have to study it more.
(C) Students that are native English speakers often score well on the Verbal section of the GMAT with little preparation, although non-native speakers have to study it for much more time.
(D) Students that are native English speakers often score well on the Verbal section of the GMAT with little preparation, while non-native speakers have to study much more.
(E) Students that are native English speakers often score well on the Verbal section of the GMAT with little preparation, but non-native speakers have to study it for much more time in order to score well.
(A) Students that are native English speakers often score well on the Verbal section of the GMAT with little preparation, while non-native speakers have to study for much more time on it.
(B) Students that are native English speakers often score well on the Verbal section of the GMAT with little preparation, however, non-native speakers oftentimes have to study it more.
(C) Students that are native English speakers often score well on the Verbal section of the GMAT with little preparation, although non-native speakers have to study it for much more time.
(D) Students that are native English speakers often score well on the Verbal section of the GMAT with little preparation, while non-native speakers have to study much more.
(E) Students that are native English speakers often score well on the Verbal section of the GMAT with little preparation, but non-native speakers have to study it for much more time in order to score well.
18 Feb 2021, 19:19
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I think E clearly conveys the entire message of the sentence. However, D is OA. Can you explain why?
