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Verbal tip: The word "BEING":
The word "being"does not necessarily mean that the option in sentence correction is wrong. The placement of the word and the punctuation matters most. If the word "being"is at the beginning of a sentence then the option may be correct. If the word "being" is in the middle of the sentence, then also the option may be correct provided there is a comma before the word "being". All other constructions are likely to be wrong.
The word "being"does not necessarily mean that the option in sentence correction is wrong. The placement of the word and the punctuation matters most. If the word "being"is at the beginning of a sentence then the option may be correct. If the word "being" is in the middle of the sentence, then also the option may be correct provided there is a comma before the word "being". All other constructions are likely to be wrong.
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Hello sidgmat01 ............... Thanks a bunch for the information presented.
It would be great if you can put forward some examples for the same.
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Hey sidgmat01
Welcome to GMATClub!
I thought I should contribute with some more first-hand information on "being" -
The following links might help with cementing your understanding:
1. usage-of-being-on-gmat-111592.html
2. use-of-being-141229.html#p1135369
3. when-you-should-eliminate-being-the-answer-is-here-141086.html
Hope this helps you!
Welcome to GMATClub!
I thought I should contribute with some more first-hand information on "being" -
The following links might help with cementing your understanding:
1. usage-of-being-on-gmat-111592.html
2. use-of-being-141229.html#p1135369
3. when-you-should-eliminate-being-the-answer-is-here-141086.html
Hope this helps you!
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