Can anyone please explain this grammar strategy here? How does verb in the blank refer to the Mayor and not Mayor’s opponents?
I put this on Chat GPT and got the following as the conclusion- " the verb in the blank refers to the action the opponents took towards her strategy, not the mayor herself, because it’s focused on how they reacted to her plan."
I am asking here on the forum because in the recorded session Greg eliminates the choices using Usage Strategy and he he keeps saying - can the mayor laude/ analyze/ scrutinize her own strategy?
I think Greg made a mistake in that class, you’re right.
cool, if you’re sure - someone did ask him the same question in class so I wanted to confirm once again.
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How would we decide between scrutinizing and lampooning here?
Is it that we do not know whether or not the opponents were making fun of the mayor and hence option C is the better answer?
In GRE scrutinizing means “carefully studying” I think
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