Hi Ron, I still have some doubt about choice D. Admittedly, there are two nouns'democratic party '&'first term' before which. But both of them are in singular form and cannot be modified by ' some of which were'. I remember that u mentioned that 'which' should modify the first noun it can modif...

Does it matter what the GMAT *says* in its explanations? It seems to me the only relevant question is whether the technique Ron and I have discussed endlessly on the forum steered you wrong on this problem. In other words, did using our approach cause you to get the problem wrong? If not, then it s...

Wait, but "during his first term" comes after the phrase you referenced. Thus, the "which" modifying phrase is incorrectly modifying the "term". Does that help?

It does. Thanks, Jamie.

Hi Ron,

You said that"if you have a sentence that says "compared to/with" or "as compared to/with", then the sentence CANNOT also say a comparison word, such as more, less, greater, prefer, better, worse, etc."

Is this sentence an exception?

Many thx!

Hi Ron, You said that "if you have a sentence that says "compared to/with" or "as compared to/with", then the sentence CANNOT also say a comparison word, such as more, less, greater, prefer, better, worse, etc." Is this sentence an exception? Many thx! The link: [edito...

Thanks a lot, Ron!

OK. Sorry for the inconvenience.