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07 Jul 2004, 04:21
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I understand that concept of ellipsis seems quite important. Not many guides and books explain it much. Kaplan800 mentions about it with brief explanation..but I am looking for some thorough explanation with proper examples which will make it clear.
Iam looking forward to paul or other SC experts to venture in this regard..and enlighten us.
Iam looking forward to paul or other SC experts to venture in this regard..and enlighten us.
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07 Jul 2004, 07:52
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I have said this over and over, but try to explain. you will see the difference. While Paul and others would be happy to explain, the best way is for you to find a good grammar book or search on the internet.. study the concept and post here what you learnt about ellipsis. this is how i have learnt my SC concepts. Once i tried to explain a concept, i never forgot it. It turned out that i was not correct all the time, but i never forgot that too!
SC is the most predictable part and your best friend in verbal. Spend some time thinking about a concept. there is absolutely no problem if you happen to be wrong.
I am sure Paul and others will be happy to explain, but help them by contributing your bit.
Good Luck
Praet
SC is the most predictable part and your best friend in verbal. Spend some time thinking about a concept. there is absolutely no problem if you happen to be wrong.
I am sure Paul and others will be happy to explain, but help them by contributing your bit.
Good Luck
Praet
07 Jul 2004, 11:30
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https://www.gmatclub.com/phpbb/viewtopic.php?t=7635
https://webster.commnet.edu/grammar/marks/ellipsis.htm
https://webster.commnet.edu/grammar/cla ... al_clauses
I think that this is best explained by the above example and 2 definitions
https://webster.commnet.edu/grammar/marks/ellipsis.htm
https://webster.commnet.edu/grammar/cla ... al_clauses
I think that this is best explained by the above example and 2 definitions
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