Getting stumped by complex verb sequencing sentences or having issues in trying to understand the meaning of long sentences?
My answer was yes to the above question when I started preparing for the GMAT. So I started studying/referring to various sources to get a complete understanding of the most commonly used/tested verbs. In order to avoid referring to several places and reviewing long chapters, I tried to summarize all the cases in these handy tables.
I always have this table in front my table but obviously don't look at it while testing myself (No cheating :D).
I feel that it's really important to have a good understanding of verb tenses in order to do well in all sections in Verbal.
I know there are many guides on it already but I didn't find them fully complete in terms of things that can be tested on GMAT.
I'm going to be making and posting more tables like these (i.e. Active vs Passive Tenses) in order to make verb tenses very simple. So keep posted for more and please do give kudos since it's sort of my first post :D
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