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06 Aug 2019, 12:58
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When making decisions regarding the pricing of residential real estate, they often consider such aspects of the market as average selling price of comparable homes, number of listings in the area, interest rates, and new housing starts.
(A) When making decisions regarding the pricing of residential real estate, they often consider such aspects of the market as average selling price of comparable homes, number of listings in the area, interest rates, and new housing starts.
(B) When making decisions regarding the pricing of residential real estate, realtors often consider such aspects of the market as average selling price of comparable homes, number of listings in the area, interest rates, and new housing starts.
(C) When making decisions regarding the pricing of residential real estate, he or she often consider such aspects of the market as average selling price of comparable homes, number of listings in the area, interest rates, and new housing starts.
(D) When making decisions regarding the pricing of residential real estate, realtors often considers such aspects of the market as average selling price of comparable homes, number of listings in the area, interest rates, and new housing starts.
(E) Considering such aspects of the market as average selling price of comparable homes, number of listings in the area, interest rates, and new housing starts, they often make decisions regarding the pricing of residential real estate.
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(A) When making decisions regarding the pricing of residential real estate, they often consider such aspects of the market as average selling price of comparable homes, number of listings in the area, interest rates, and new housing starts.
(B) When making decisions regarding the pricing of residential real estate, realtors often consider such aspects of the market as average selling price of comparable homes, number of listings in the area, interest rates, and new housing starts.
(C) When making decisions regarding the pricing of residential real estate, he or she often consider such aspects of the market as average selling price of comparable homes, number of listings in the area, interest rates, and new housing starts.
(D) When making decisions regarding the pricing of residential real estate, realtors often considers such aspects of the market as average selling price of comparable homes, number of listings in the area, interest rates, and new housing starts.
(E) Considering such aspects of the market as average selling price of comparable homes, number of listings in the area, interest rates, and new housing starts, they often make decisions regarding the pricing of residential real estate.
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07 Aug 2019, 01:52
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We have a dangling modifier, so we need a noun which supports the dangling modifier. Options B and D are the ones which satisfy such condition.
Option D goes wrong in SVA, with realtors considers.
So, the answer is option B.
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Option D goes wrong in SVA, with realtors considers.
So, the answer is option B.
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IMO B
They and he or she in A, C, and E have no noun to refer back to. Hence OUT
In D realtors often considers have SV agreement error. Hence, Out.
The only valid choice that remains is B
They and he or she in A, C, and E have no noun to refer back to. Hence OUT
In D realtors often considers have SV agreement error. Hence, Out.
The only valid choice that remains is B
