GMAT Idioms: Comprehensive List of Gmat Idioms

Thanku For the Excel Sheet. I have attached the Sheet

Edit:Edited the sheet

Hey Guys Got this idioms list with Examples in some previous posts hope this also works handy

idiom-list-with-examples-66373.html

Google Spreadsheet "Idiom Examples":

https://spreadsheets.google.com/ccc?key= ... mcXc&hl=en

Okay here is a list of common idioms I have found. I am sure something like this has been posted. If so, here it is again. If you think something is missing post it and I can add it to the list (or if you see any errors). I think some of us underestimate the importance of common idioms. Many SC questions contain multiple errors, some of which are idioms. Personally I don't always recognize all the errors but sometimes I see an incorrect idioms, which either leads me to the right answer or helps me narrow it down further.

I also have similar list with examples. Maybe somebody will like this one more.
I downloaded it from the internet.

I have created an excel file that contains ALL idioms and its examples listed by crejoc (for more info, see crejoc's Comprehensive Gmat idiom list' post). Most of these examples have been pulled out of "Google" search and some of them have been framed by me. Feel free to share the list and notify me in case you find any error or wrong usage of any particular idiom.

jalaj79

GMAT Idiom list

https://www.platinumgmat.com/about_gmat/ ... #footnote1

Dear All;

Here is my work about Parallel Markers. All statements and examples are from OG 12 , OG 13 and OG V 2.0.

Would you please check it and give me your recommendations?

Regards
Omid

Helpful idiom for sentence correction

This might help too : https://www.platinumgmat.com/about_gmat/ ... idiom_list

Attaching the Idioms audio book and the print version documents

The below 2 audio books are recorded using Balabolka software. Content in both the files is same, except the voice used for narration.
Idioms audio book for the GMAT [David] [16 kbps].zip
Idioms audio book for the GMAT [Zira] [16 kbps].zip

The attached .docx/.pdf versions can be used for editing/printing.
The source file for these documents is from the post by jalaj79 on "09 May 2010" in this thread.

Thanks!

Hi, I prefer using flashcards. So I took the list by crejoc and jalaj and made the following set :

https://www.cram.com/flashcards/gmat-idi ... st-7155790

Feel free to use it

Hi,

List of Idioms
A
Ability to
accede to
acclaimed as
acquaint with
aid in
accuse A of B
agree with
allow for
associate with
assure that
attribute A to B
B
based on
because of
believe A to be B
between A and B
both A and B
C
capable of
choose from
choose to
collaborate with
comply with
conclude that
conform to
consequence of
consider A a B
consider A B
consist of
consistent with
contend that
contrast A with B
in contrast to A, B
contribute to
credit A with B
D
dated at
debate over
define A as B
descend from
depend on
depends on whether
determined by
different from
distinguish A from B
distinguish between A and B
doubt that
E
either A or B
enamored with
estimate A to be B
F
fascinated by
forbid A to B
from A to B
I
in danger of
in contrast to
in violation of
indifferent towards
instead of
isolate from
J
just as A, so B
judge by
M
mistake A for B
model after
N
neither A nor B
not A but B
not only A but also B
not so much A as B
O
on account of
P
prejudiced against
prevent A from B
prohibit A from B
protect against
provide with
Q
question whether
R
range from A to B
A rather than B
regard as
reluctant to
responsibility to
responsible for
result of
result in
S
sacrifice A for B
same to A as to B
separate from
so A as to be B
substitute A for B
sympathize with
so (adjective) that
subject to
T
think of A as B
try to
V
view A as B
vote for
W
wait for
wait on
worry about
Just text me in case i can help you

Can someone kindly provide a few examples using "same to X as to Y"? (I am not a native speaker.)

I find one example in the attached document in this post.

"Our pledge is the same to them as to our supporters"

Here, X and Y are just simple nouns. Is it the only way of using this idiom? In any cases, can X and Y be verb?

It will be great to see any OG examples for this idiom.

Thx for your time in advance.

"She looks THE SAME TO me AS TO you."


"Sally pulled THE SAME trick ON me AS ON you."

Have a look.Idiom list with Examples :

https://gmatclub.com/forum/comprehensiv ... 67651.html

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