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Hello,
Please help on the following sentence:
No student had ought to be put into a situation where he has to choose between his loyalty to his friends and his duty to the class.
a) No student had ought to be put into a situation where
b) No student had ought to be put into a situation in which
c) No student should be put into a situation where
d) No student ought to be put into a situation in which
e) No student ought to be put into a situation where
The OA is D
The question I have is, why not E. I thought "in which" can be used as "where". What is the difference between them?
Thanks
Please help on the following sentence:
No student had ought to be put into a situation where he has to choose between his loyalty to his friends and his duty to the class.
a) No student had ought to be put into a situation where
b) No student had ought to be put into a situation in which
c) No student should be put into a situation where
d) No student ought to be put into a situation in which
e) No student ought to be put into a situation where
The OA is D
The question I have is, why not E. I thought "in which" can be used as "where". What is the difference between them?
Thanks
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15 Jul 2006, 15:46
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Its up to you but 99% of people, including who scored above 700, in this forum will advice you not to even touch Barron's for GMAT. This book is a crap and there are so many ambiguous questions and wrong answers.
