In option d) is "in siding" correct usage. Tom was the only one to side with Jack. Tom was the only one in siding with Jack. Does not the correct option c) per se sound awkward? Why is not d) the correct answer? Manhattan itself claims in its strategy guide that GMAT sometimes makes the ri...

Ron please help.
In E should we have a possessive pronoun ie musician's instruments.

To Ron, I personally feel that "who were born in the country" in E is wordy and awkward. (It does not include people "who are born in the country") The participle phrase "born in the country" in C is more concise and apt. Besides Manhattan SC Guide explicitly writes &qu...

Can anybody explain why e is wrong grammatically.

RonPurewal Wrote:"stunning" is an adjective here.

(edit: i see that some other posters have already noted this)

Respected Sir,
Is "it appears was" correct usage.
or should it be "it appears to be"
Also,is the usage of the pronoun it in A and B correct?