daagh wrote:
If it is just the GMAT, It will be enough to know that the comparison is intact only in C and all others are faulty. So tick C and keep going without bothering about the accompaniments. The mention of bodies or body is just to hoodwink the candidate away from the comparison
However, if it is for the sake of knowledge, then I think both body and bodies are correct and one can cite umpteen instances to support each case.
I did not know that GMAT can place such trap. Thanks.
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