GMAT Verbal (Level 2 Class) Covering: Sentence Correction

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GMAT board sticks to basics
No controversy allowed, so answers are distinct
If you try to understand the rules of the games then things are easy for you (go for reasons and logics)
You will make clear and effective sentence after GMAT prep
You will not make awkward, unnecessary, and unclear sentence and will know how to repair them
Also understand the meaning between correct and best!

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GMAT Verbal (Level 2 Class)Covering: Sentence Correction : (June 2011 Session; repeat possible in July also) By: Satyadhar Joshi shivgan3@yahoo.com GMAT Verbal (Level 2 Class)Covering: Sentence Correction http://www.freegregmatclass.com/ http://onlineclasses.nanotechbiz.org/

Good things about the GMAT Sentence Correction : Good things about the GMAT Sentence Correction GMAT board sticks to basics No controversy allowed, so answers are distinct If you try to understand the rules of the games then things are easy for you (go for reasons and logics) You will make clear and effective sentence after GMAT prep You will not make awkward, unnecessary, and unclear sentence and will know how to repair them Also understand the meaning between correct and best!

GMAT Verbal Classes(40 hours online Course) : GMAT Verbal Classes( 40 hours online Course) Introduction Importance of Grammar & Punctuation Critical Reasoning & Sentence Correction Reading comprehension Strategies Stage1 Stage 2 (We are here) Stage 3 Mock Exams for the GMAT More…

GMAT English : GMAT English It’s own logic Different from what you hear and speak sometimes Remember it’s not English it’s GMAT English So Learn GMAT English!

How to crack it : How to crack it Order difficulty Process of Elimination Use of Scratch paper

Elimination : Elimination 1/5 Choices are no change If you can’t sell a lemon, replace it Almost right Three down, two to go

Text Book for this session: : Text Book for this session: Verbal Workout for the GMAT (The Princeton Review) Buy it from flipkart or infibeam or from any shop near you (for those who are in India_ For USA there are many other websites Please listen to my class and do the HW and get back to me with doubts. By doing this you can get the best results. Incase you don’t get time due to busy schedule you can skip the exercise and just attend my classes.

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How to solve; 5 step method : How to solve; 5 step method Don’t rewrite the sentence in your own mind and look for choices Train yourself to find grammatical errors Get rid of choices which has same grammatical faults Later, Rinse and Repeat Use process of elimination When you are down to 2, then find the idiomatic or other small errors Page 10, Book: Verbal Workout for the GMAT (The Princeton Review)

For the question : For the question There is a problem at “attempt at curbing”, attempt comes with generally “attempt to”…. (idiomatic) The choices which has the same error goes out Native to vs Native of (again idiomatic) After this we have the tense case of “had been native to” Hence best answer is D We are going to learn about idiomatic phrases, tense like past perfect etc etc…

Check list for errors : Check list for errors Pronoun? Modifying? Series of things? Tense? Comparison with similar vs then? Other idiomatic? Any other things to check

We will talk about ETS favorite Goofs : We will talk about ETS favorite Goofs Using Misplaced Modifiers Pronoun errors

Types of modifiers : Types of modifiers

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Answer : Answer Who was unwilling? Mayor Best answer is B Case of modifiers Do the exercise on Page 16th and get back to me if you have doubts

Pronoun Error : Pronoun Error Each pronoun must agree with the noun it replaces All pronouns must agree with the noun they replaces Also their reference should be direct and unambiguous Do the Exercise on Page 19 and get back to me with doubts ()

Change the Verb Tense Unnecessarily : Change the Verb Tense Unnecessarily Verb tense should remain consistent Three basic tense: past, present and future Complex: past perfect, present perfect, future perfect Please complete exercise on page 21

Constructing sentence that are not parallel : Constructing sentence that are not parallel

Comparing Apples and Oranges : Comparing Apples and Oranges

Making Subjects and Verb Disagree : Making Subjects and Verb Disagree

Using Incorrect Idioms : Using Incorrect Idioms Idioms don’t have any rule, they are the way they are. So make a list and understand how they are used in contemporary English

Questions : Questions We will now solve questions of the Book

Text Books for the Course : Text Books for the Course GMAT Books by Princeton (General and Verbal Specific) GMAT Manhattan Sentence Correction GMAT Kaplan GMAT Verbal Official Review Conquering GMAT Verbal by McGraw Hills

Conclusion : Conclusion 30 Days 30 hours online live class More questions might be done in the month of July

For More see : For More see http://freegregmatclass.com/ http://onlineclasses.nanotechbiz.org/ Email: shivgan3@yahoo.com

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