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Hi, I am confused if we're supposed to learn what all indefinite pronouns are singular and which ones are plural. It's quite confusing to be honest and I have messed up 2-3 Scs like this.
Give me a SOLUTION PLS
PS: I am sorry if this topic has been posted before. I am new to the forum and am struggling with my GMAT prep.
PPS: Thankyou for the help.
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Hi, I am confused if we're supposed to learn what all indefinite pronouns are singular and which ones are plural. It's quite confusing to be honest and I have messed up 2-3 Scs like this.
Give me a SOLUTION PLS
PS: I am sorry if this topic has been posted before. I am new to the forum and am struggling with my GMAT prep.
Kudos to Mahmoudfawzy83 ! (kudos are a very good way to say thank you or "that helped" or "nice job" on the forum)
Nikita1997 , I would also suggest that you review this GMAT Club topic thread by dave13 titled SC TIPS & TRICKS, HERE . The second subject is indefinite pronouns. That topic thread is full of good information. I would read everything. Read even if you do not understand everything.
Then try searching a little yourself. I just Googled these words: gmatclub indefinite pronouns The first two pages contain links that I suspect are good.
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