GMAT Verbal › Correcting Correlative Conjunction Errors
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The professor allowed her class to choose the assignment style for the semester: either several small quizzes and one large final exam and one large midterm exam and one large final exam.
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Neither the advisors' ominous projections or the board's grim outlook bothered the CEO enough to make her change her course.
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The temperature dropped suddenly in the chamber, which will mean that the pipes passing through the manifold will be frozen by the chill.
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Neither of my colleagues or our professor could answer the question I raised, which I found quite disconcerting.
Neither the ringing alarm clock or the crowing rooster were enough to rouse Old MacDonald from his slumber.
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The two hour delay caused problems not only for Buckley, and Ronnie as well.
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Just as "he who sings, prays twice" cannot be properly attributed to Augustine, even if similar statements can be found in his sermons, so too is there no evidence that his mentor Ambrose is responsible for the saying "when in Rome, do as the Romans do."
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In the future, not Ellen and not Marcia are allowed to go outside without asking the teacher for permission.
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In Emily Brontë's novel Wuthering Heights, the heroine, Catherine, must choose between true love or social preeminence.
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The remake of the film was neither enjoyable and definitely not faithful to the original film.