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Verbal

Grammar/Sentence Correction - Prepositional Phrases


A prepositional phrase will begin with a preposition and end with a noun, pronoun, gerund, or clause – the “object” of the preposition. The object of the preposition might have one or more modifiers t...

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Verbal

Grammar/Sentence Correction - Asyndeton


There are certain laguage constructs that  we come across when we read a lot of high quality literature, current affair publications etc. These constructs are exceptions to the general "rules" of Gram...

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Verbal

Grammar/Sentence Correction - Complexities of Parallelism


Parallelism is one of the most common errors tested on standardized tests, and debatably, one of the most tricky too! At times, due to the complexity of the sentence, we may not realise that elements...

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Verbal

Critical Reasoning - An Assumptions Question on Conditional Statements (Joey)


The concept of conditional statements is very important and you will come across questions using this concept often. These questions tend to be rather challenging. So let's discuss an official GMAT qu...

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Verbal

Critical Reasoning - Useful to Evaluate Questions - II


Following several years of declining advertising sales, the Greenville Times reorganized its advertising sales force two years ago. Before the reorganization, the sales force was organised geographica...

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Verbal

Grammar/Sentence Correction - Using Past Perfect Without Past Tense


The Past Perfect expresses the idea that something occurred before another action in the past. It can also show that something happened before a specific time in the past. We often

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Verbal

Critical Reasoning - Maryland Highway Assumption Question


Today we will look at an OG question of critical reasoning. We will use the concept discussed before – remember what an assumption is. An assumption is a missing necessary premise. It will bring in ne...

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Verbal

Critical Reasoning - Use of the Word Suspect


I came across a discussion on a Veritas Prep question where the respondents were split over whether it is a strengthen question or weaken! Mind you, both sides had many supporters but the majority was...

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Verbal

Grammar/Sentence Correction - Gerunds


A Verbal is a verb that acts as a different part of speech – not as a verb. Gerunds are a type of Verbal. Gerunds end in “-ing” and act as nouns in the sentence. They can act as a

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Verbal

Logic & Reasoning - Useful to Evaluate Question


At the risk of generalizing from a relatively small sample, let me say that people who are good at Quant, tend to be good at Critical Reasoning in Verbal. I certainly cannot comment about their SC and...

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