GMAT Grammar Complete Solution

Author: Bai Yong
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Publish Date: 2003-08-01
Features: This book selects 500 GMAT questions and provides detailed procedural solutions from the perspective of the examinee. It explains in detail each knowledge point that appears in every question, so any example question can stand alone as a "case study" for reviewing GMAT grammar. Reading the question, killing moves, supplements, and the correct option form the four steps of complete problem-solving. Reading the question aims to help readers quickly grasp the basic structure of complex sentences and understand the basic meaning of the stem; killing moves aim to help readers accurately utilize knowledge points and effectively eliminate incorrect options; supplements aim to supplement explanations of other knowledge points that appear in the question except for those used in killing moves; the correct option aims to help readers understand the accuracy and effectiveness of the expression in the correct option. It should be noted that not every example question includes all four steps, depending on the difficulty of the question.