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01 Feb 2010, 06:12
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Does anybody have the list of general grammar rules for SC?! 
thnx in advance!
thnx in advance!
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31 Oct 2010, 19:19
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ProgressiveDreamer,
I wish it were that easy!
I don't have a full list of all the rules, but here is a list of the most tested concepts:
-Subject-Verb Agreement
-Verb Tense, Voice (present, past, past perfect tenses, passive vs. active voice)
-Pronouns (agreement, ambiguity, subject, object pronouns)
-Modifiers (noun modifiers and adverbial modifiers)
-Parallelism
-Comparisons (like vs. as vs. such as)
-Idioms (we have a lengthy list in the Manhattan GMAT guides, and I'm sure there are other lists floating around the forums)
-Connecting Punctuation (semi-colons vs. commas)
Hopefully this helps!
Brett
I wish it were that easy!
I don't have a full list of all the rules, but here is a list of the most tested concepts:-Subject-Verb Agreement
-Verb Tense, Voice (present, past, past perfect tenses, passive vs. active voice)
-Pronouns (agreement, ambiguity, subject, object pronouns)
-Modifiers (noun modifiers and adverbial modifiers)
-Parallelism
-Comparisons (like vs. as vs. such as)
-Idioms (we have a lengthy list in the Manhattan GMAT guides, and I'm sure there are other lists floating around the forums)
-Connecting Punctuation (semi-colons vs. commas)
Hopefully this helps!
Brett
01 Nov 2010, 19:43
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Hi ProgressiveDreamer,
You should remember those rules(refer BKimball ) and try to fit one of the rule when you see SC Question
You should remember those rules(refer BKimball ) and try to fit one of the rule when you see SC Question
