As we transitioned from OG10 to OG13, it became increasingly difficult to solve questions by using shortcuts, pattern recognition, etc. and meaning became a critical mantra to solve Sentence Correction questions. A particular variation that confounds students is the one in which there are more than one grammatically correct and logically sound answer choices.
Join us in this session – Meaning Change 1 - to learn how to tackle such questions. In this session, e-GMAT expert Payal Tandon will take a few official questions to demonstrate the strategies that GMAC uses to construct answer choices that may seem appealing because they are grammatically correct and convey a perfectly logical meaning. But these are in fact incorrect because they tacitly change the intended meaning of the original sentence. She will then present how to use the e-GMAT 3-step process to solve these questions correctly.
Session date: June 16, 2012
Start time: 9:30 am PST/10:00 PM IST
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See you in session.
Rajat Sadana
