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Re: GMAT Idioms: Comprehensive List of Gmat Idioms [#permalink]
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13 Sep 2009, 05:49
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The file is updated, those who have already downloaded it please add these idioms, or download the new file, i have edited.
Please note this change, give credit for (money received for or in exchange for something) to credit with (something or doing something) ( in the earlier file, it was wrong, the above mentioned is correct)
The list of idioms that are added to the file are bringing to chance to / chance of ( chance for is wrong) claims that disdain of extent to grounds for likelihood of / likelihood that as a means to / as a means of mistake X for Y X permits Y for Z potential for requisition for rival for so unrealistic as to
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20 Apr 2010, 14:08
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.
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09 May 2010, 01:25
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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.
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23 Jun 2010, 10:29
Hello all,
We are happy to announce that for the sake of non-English speakers WikIdioms has posted the full list of GMAT idioms each translated to more than 10 languages.
You can find the full list at WikIdioms site after you choose GMAT option in the list of categories.
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