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24 Apr 2019, 20:53
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Hi All,
The last time I gave GMAT. I got stuck on a question which used brackets. I can not find the appropriate usage anywhere.
Do we repeat the whole clause or just a noun in the brackets? How do they work? I will be glad if someone can help with the rules or give me a source to study them.
The options where like..I did A (rather than doing B) OR I did A (rather than B) and many more.
The last time I gave GMAT. I got stuck on a question which used brackets. I can not find the appropriate usage anywhere.
Do we repeat the whole clause or just a noun in the brackets? How do they work? I will be glad if someone can help with the rules or give me a source to study them.
The options where like..I did A (rather than doing B) OR I did A (rather than B) and many more.
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24 Apr 2019, 23:05
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You can also omit units, verbs, and even whole clauses from the second term,
as long as there is no ambiguity in the comparison.
Source: Manhattan SC
as long as there is no ambiguity in the comparison.
Source: Manhattan SC
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