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which include vs which includes

by c.w.richardjr Sun Mar 03, 2013 11:53 am

Hello,

The following question comes from # 40 in OG 13. It is rather long, so below is a shorter version.

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Thank you.

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Re: which include vs which includes

by Willy Sun Mar 03, 2013 2:15 pm

Your observation about option B and D is right. Official explanations are really not up-to mark. I wish MGMAT team come up with Official Verb Companion as MGMAT has for Quant Companion guide.

Here is what Ron says about Comma + Including

"INCLUDING" is an EXCEPTION to the otherwise robust rules for comma+ing modifiers.

when you see "comma + including", you should think of "including" as a preposition, not as an -ing modifier. therefore, "including X" will become a prepositional phrase that describes the stuff preceding the comma.


Link the-32-species-that-make-up-the-dolphin-family-t6878.html

Let me know if you are not clear about Comma + Including as I do have few more things in my notebook about this rule and I can type here for you.
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Re: which include vs which includes

by c.w.richardjr Sun Mar 03, 2013 4:14 pm

Thank you for your response. That's exactly what I wanted to hear.
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Re: which include vs which includes

by RonPurewal Wed Mar 06, 2013 10:30 am

i'm going to close this thread, but, remember, OG problems are not allowed here (per express request of GMAC). that also goes for fragments of OG problems.

please read the forum rules before posting, thanks.