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Thanks - it was a glitch with something that went away as magically as it appeared.
I removed that post to avoid confusion.

Hey bb,

I have download it and everything is alright.
You are doing great work by doing all these things for us
Appreciate it .

Thank You .

Nice comments.

Stay active and keep sharing your knowledge. Good Luck !!

I've bought the book, and am enjoying it so far
Suggestion: you can add the page number of the answers after each exercise. It'll will make our life much easier when we want to check our answers.

just purchase and still on page 18:
some very minor issues so far:
1) Preposition phrases are in chapter 13, however few pages (pg 14, 15) indicate its on chapter 15.
2) Page 16: The girls are talking to the boys - here boys are complement - however the book tells its a modifier
3) Page 16: Madonna is performing tonight - here tonight is modifier, the book tells it is a complement.

I will post my summary/potential minor issues that can be fixed in future versions once I complete reading the book.

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Does this book have answer explanations? Like OE in GMAT?

Thanks a lot for this book! It's great source of info!
I found some mistakes and I think it's better to correct them - there are no answers for the problem sets "Between/among" & "Like/as if"

Thank you. I will look into the Between/among and like/as exercises.
Anything else - please PM me or reply here.

Thank you!

I was just going through the preview of the book. Looks like it will be a very useful resource.

Had a question on Exercise 3, question 8 (page23). Below is the answer from the book (page 102):

8. ___An___ hour ago I saw ___a___ eagle flying overhead.

I was thinking if the it should be "an eagle" instead of "a eagle". My reference: the song "i want to fly like an eagle... to the sea" .

Let me know if I am not right.

bb, would you mind putting a pdf version of the complete table of content? It might help people in their purchase decision step (like me)

Sorry for some of the late replies - I have been traveling and stopped getting notifications about replies to this thread.

Here is the full table of contents and I will update the first post as well.

Hi bb, I've purchased the book resently and I find it very helpful. I think other non-native speakers can agree with me
While checking the answers to the first exercise I found a thing, which is not clear for me even after reading the chapter again. The answer to sentence 7 states S V C M meaning that "inside" is a complement. But this word answers to question "where?" so it should be a modifier. Could it be a mistake in answers or am I getting this wrong?

Hi BB,

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Hi.. In the GMAT Grammar book, Exercise 35,

7- answer is (not have gone)... I believe it should be (not HAD gone) as in the past negative contrary to fact sentences we use hadn't + verb in past participle, for (would rather that) type.

8- answer is had served ... I believe it should be (have served) as its the "would rather - past case", the formula for that mentioned is subject + would rather + have + verb in past participle..

can someone pls confirm the above two, or am I missing something. ..

thanks.

Some more observations: From Advanced Practice Exercise,

5- (Answer given is C) - It can only be C, if you remove 'for' from the end or D if you add that to connect the restrictive clause.

33- (Answer given is A) - although none of the choices seem right, don't you think the answer should be ... "would work on it this weekend instead of... "

39 - (answer given is B) - Is this really a logical conclusion since we used 'must', sound more like an obligation and hence 'should', should have been used.. don't you agree ?

42 - (answer given is D) - It can't be D since the pronoun at the start of D 'his' has no subject/Noun (misplaced modifier).. Don't you think the answer should be 'A', the subject is being introduced and is a complete sentence with proper pronoun linkage.

Let me know..