The purpose of this article is to help you think about negating statements so that you can apply the negation test for CR assumption questions. In this article, we will look at how to negate using the set theory approach for negating statements. This article is a pre-requisite to our free session on “Prethinking for
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The expressions Like and As are used to present comparison and are often tested against each other. Correct usage of Like When used to present comparison, like must be followed by a noun entity. This noun entity can be a single noun word or a noun phrase. The noun following like is compared to the
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Although just one letter makes neither different from either, the words present almost opposite meanings. Either Usage of either denotes one of the two actions, things, or persons mentioned in the sentence. For example: Simple Example 1 Either I will review the project or will supervise the review process. The above-mentioned sentence conveys that I
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Every single sentence, be it written or spoken, talks about an action, and every action has a doer. This is the reason why there cannot be a sentence without a subject verb agreement, especially in the parlance of GMAT SC. Definition of Subject Verb agreement Definition of Subject The entity about whom/which a statement is
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This is the place where you’ll find the legendary work of the 3 elves of middle internet. These wise elves traveled to the deepest corners of the digital space and forged this blog post with their flair for creating useful content on GMAT preparation and MBA admissions. Moreover, they work tirelessly to create new and
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In GMAT CR, connectives like “if….then”, “whenever”, “anytime”, etc., imply the presence of a condition or a requirement. Confusion is created when we do not have clarity about what kind of a condition these connectives represent. In our previous article, we have already discussed the nature of – a necessary but not sufficient condition. In
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GMAT Verbal is a refuge for people who are not strong in Quant. Most people believe that to ace the GMAT you have to be really good at Math. Ask Anupriya and she’ll refute this statement. She scored a 760 (99 percentile) on the GMAT with a Q48 (67 percentile) and a V46 (99 percentile).
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1.1 Executive Summary of e-GMAT Mock Test Experience Amogh is at a 650 in his recently taken GMAT Mock Test and aims for a 750. The key questions in his path to achieve the target are: What are the areas where he can improve? How to achieve the improvement How much time is required? The
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Keeping up with its annual feature, the GMAC has recently released the latest Official Guide – GMAT OG 2019. In this article, we will review and answer the following questions pertaining to the GMAT Official Guide 2019. Read our latest review on recently released GMAT OG 2020. What is added in GMAT Official Guide 2019? GMAT Official Guide
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In GMAT Critical Reasoning, Necessary vs Sufficient condition questions are considered to be among the trickiest ones. These GMAT Critical Reasoning questions will present you with so subtle and elegantly woven pitfalls that to an untrained eye they would look like obvious clues to the answer. In this article, we’ll focus on Necessary BUT NOT Sufficient
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Payal Tandon
