A 23 min read NOUNS   A noun is a word that denotes a person, place, or thing, e.g. Tom, apple, laughter, Phoenix Tom went around the world, from California to Cairo, by ship. All underlined words are nouns. Tom = Name of...

A < 1 min read After interacting with numerous students, we have come to realize that students need to be reminded of certain “tips” to do well in the GMAT. For this purpose, we have started a series called “e-GMAT’s Best...

A 8 min read In our first session of Verbal Live Prep – SC1 – How to Approach Sentence Correction – we saw that simplifying the sentence structure has a two-fold effect. Firstly, it helps clarify the (intended) meaning....

A 8 min read Generally, GMAT test takers are very wary of a new word or words in the answer choices. Their instinct is to eliminate an answer choice the moment they see alien words in any of the answer choices. Doing so blindly...

A 8 min read Before we get started with the grammatical nuances of this topic – how far we can keep the words understood – let’s do a little exercise here. Which of these sentences are correct? John has more love for money than...

A 6 min read Scientists have recently discovered what could be the largest and oldest living organism on Earth, a giant fungus that is an interwoven filigree of mushrooms and root-like tentacles spawned by a single fertilized...

A 3 min read As discussed in our previous article named “Noun + Noun Modifiers: The most “versatile” modifiers” , these modifiers can modify the preceding noun, a noun in the middle of the sentence, or the entire preceding...

A 9 min read   Parallelism is one of the most heavily tested concepts in GMAT. The non-natives struggle with this concept because most of them study this concept for the first time when they start preparing for the GMAT. ...