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GMAT Sentence Correction: Complete GMAT Grammar Basics II

More proven methods to increase your Sentence Correction score--overnight!

Overview

Understanding GMAT-specific grammar is crucial to increasing your Sentence Correction score. 

What is GMAT grammar? It's whatever the writers of the test want it to be. 

There is always an objective reason that one answer choice is "more correct" than the others. Learning to identify WHY these sentences are preferable is the problem. You're certainly not going to find the explanations in the Official Guide (e.g. "this sentence is awkward."). 

In this set of videos, Rowan Hand, author of the #1 Amazon Bestseller (GMAT and Test Preparation), Last Minute GMAT Grammar, breaks down necessary GMAT-specific grammar concepts in clear, easy language.

Never again will you have to worry about picking the sentence that "sounds correct" but isn't precise enough, or the sentence that "sounds wrong" but is correct for some reason.

Designed for both native and non-native English speakers, Complete GMAT Grammar Basics Part I provides as close to a comprehensive review of the nuanced, GMAT-specific grammar concepts as possible.

Check out Part I for Fundamental GMAT Grammar Topics!

Contents

Pronouns

The Proper Referent for Pronouns
Pronoun Agreement
They vs He or She
Subject and Object Pronouns
Whoever and Whomever
That and Which
Common Abuse of Which
It Was They
One is One's
Topic 59 Transitive Intransitive Verbs.mp4
Wrong Placement of Modifiers
Who and Whom
Preview
Adverbs Part I
One and You
Preview
Adverbs Part II
Ambiguous Placement of Modifiers Part I
Ambiguous Placement of Modifiers Part II
Subject Object Comparisons
Modifying Clauses
Abstract and Concrete
Incomplete Sentences
Comparisons within a Group
Comparative and Superlative
Parallelism with Verbs
Parallelism with Prepositions
Parallelism with Combined Subjects
Parallelism Not But
Comparisons with "is"
Either or / neither nor
Between vs Among
"From" vs "to"
Not only / but also
In order that
Different from
Estimate to be
Prefer to
Prevent / prohibit from
Differ with / differ from
Credit with / credit to
Because and "because of"
Preview

Creating GMAT Success Stories Since 2005.

Rowan Hand has worked as a GMAT tutor for students across the globe since 2005. He is the author of the #1 Amazon bestsellers How to Beat GMAT Work and Rates Problems and Last Minute GMAT Grammar. Rowan has helped over 1000 students make their careers at schools such as LBS, Columbia, Wharton, INSEAD, Stanford, and more.

Contact Rowan directly: rowan@yourgmatcoach.com

Services: https://privategmattutor.london

YouTube: www.youtube.com/gmatcoach

Video and Audio by americanvoiceover.co.uk.

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