Payal Tandon
A < 1 min read My name is Payal Tandon and I am the Chief Curriculum Officer at e-GMAT.Ā Thank you for registering with us. You now have access to over 10 hrs. of video lessons and 100+ free exercise questions. To access this...
Read MoreA 5 min read The importance of MBA Essays in Business School applications is undoubted. Essays are the most critical part of the application package. In fact, they are the heart of the application package that reveal the humane...
Read MoreA 3 min read I love when my students send me an email with a doubt in the sentence that they read at wsj or nytimes or any other reputable source.Ā Why do I love it – since I see them understand the meaning of these...
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Read MoreA < 1 min read A couple of weeks back I did a GMAT strategy session for e-gmat customers to help them define their GMAT strategy and create an efficient study plan that ensures that they devote appropriate time on topics that...
Read MoreA < 1 min read Recently documented examples of neurogenesis, the production of new brain cells, include the brain growing in mice when placed in a stimulating environment or neurons increasing in canaries that learn new...
Read MoreA 2 min read We have learned here that the modifiers of the construction – “noun + noun modifier” can either modify preceding clauses or modify preceding nouns. Ā This depends on the context of the sentence. Ā ...
Read MoreA 2 min read We have learned here that the modifiers of the construction – “noun + noun modifier” can either modify preceding clauses or modify preceding nouns. This depends on the context of the...
Read MoreA 3 min read Often we see the modifiers with the following structure: NOUN PHRASE + NOUN MODIFIER (VERB āED OR RELATIVE CLAUSE OR VERB-ING) For example, A trend that will place more women in leadership positions = Noun + Noun...
Read MoreA 2 min read A very common question that crops up time and again is whether to use COMMA before THAT or not.Ā Ā Today we will take a closer look at this and try to simplify the answer. Grammatically COMMA + THAT is not correct...
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