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You can find 70 valuable SC on meaning and not only with OA and OE.
keep in mind: - quality over quantity - study each question very carefully to improve your correct answer rate - try to understand each question first of all from the meaning stand point
Please, avoid statements such as: some questions are not so tough. your goal is to solve questions of each level and range. I do not stress this point enough: is unuseful to solve a 700 level question if then you do not know how to solve question from 500 or 680 level. You never reach the legendary threshold if you think so.
here you have tough questions and easier questions (well not so easy) but the overall lesson is: try to understand each concept tested. That's it
last but not least: do not forget to give kudos to the authors . Thanks a lot.
Good stuffs man!!! I d say this would be the best way to tackle SC before touching OG and any other sources because once you do this and review thoroughly a LOT of OG questions would suddenly start making a lot of sense _________________
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hi carcass, well hard luck, may be you will get more kudos as more people come across this post.Appreciate your efforts, you must have spent considerable time putting it all together. Unfortunately can't give you more than 1 kudos
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great one mates....its big help for me. I have been struggling with SC and literally combing through each post to find help. and this helps. i have just downloaded, will need some time to read and revert with my doubts and queries, will be glad if you guys can help me with those.
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13 Oct 2013, 22:28
Can't believe this thread hasn't got the attention it deserves!
Excellent resource, Carcass and Souvik. I'm sure other people who've exhausted most other SC question banks would find this compilation useful as well.
Im wondering why such question was among the ones in gmat question bank.
Personally speaking, though, I disagree with Ron on the fact that the ing form after comma DO NOT desbribe what comes before i.e. sporadically erupting
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Hi souvik, I have a query about question # 27 in the said file... "The Principal, having increased..............students to a teacher" The correct answer as per the OA is D: Although the principal has increased the number of teachers in the school, he is still being accused of maintaining a poor ratio of students to a teacher" Isnt the "still" in this answer choice redundant? since the sentence starts off with "although".. Please clarify. regards soumya
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Soumyasrinivas wrote:
Hi souvik, I have a query about question # 27 in the said file... "The Principal, having increased..............students to a teacher" The correct answer as per the OA is D: Although the principal has increased the number of teachers in the school, he is still being accused of maintaining a poor ratio of students to a teacher" Isnt the "still" in this answer choice redundant? since the sentence starts off with "although".. Please clarify. regards soumya
Hello..In my opinion,its not redundant..read this eg.
Although tom repaired his car,it still pertains the same issue.
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Hi souvik, I have a query about question # 27 in the said file... "The Principal, having increased..............students to a teacher" The correct answer as per the OA is D: Although the principal has increased the number of teachers in the school, he is still being accused of maintaining a poor ratio of students to a teacher" Isnt the "still" in this answer choice redundant? since the sentence starts off with "although".. Please clarify. regards soumya
Hi Soumya, Still can be used in two ways
1. Contrast use: I am new at work, still I am bombarded with assignments. Here still is used to set contrast, similar to although. Although and still (used for contrast), cannot be used together
2. Temporal (to use time: He is still coming to school. This is used to denote time. This can be used with although.
In your sentence the still is used to denote the time AFTER he has increased the number of teachers.
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it's a shame........ really 
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