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In every Manhattan CAT, SC questions involve multiple questions/answer choices containing semicolons. More frequently than I have experienced it elsewhere.
How representative for the actual GMAT SC is this?
Best, Lax
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In every Manhattan CAT, SC questions involve multiple questions/answer choices containing semicolons. More frequently than I have experienced it elsewhere.
How representative for the actual GMAT SC is this?
Best, Lax
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Hi LaxAvenger,
You are very likely to find the usage of punctuation marks in the GMAT also. To see the best representation of the GMAT, go through the official questions and see how many questions use the semicolons.
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