GMAT grammar correction and detailed solutions

Author: Liu Zhenmin
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Publish Date: 2000-12-01
Features: This book discusses six common issues that candidates often encounter in the GMAT exam, such as a lack of familiarity with basic grammar knowledge and the differences between GMAT grammar rules and everyday grammar learning. It addresses each specific problem individually, making it an invaluable "tool" in practical application. The book is structured around six aspects, from planning to detailed explanations of exercises: 1. Lack of familiarity with basic grammar knowledge; 2. Differences between GMAT grammar rules and the rules commonly learned, even in some professional grammar books; 3. Effectively grasping the focus of sentences; 4. Failing to grasp the essence of GMAT error correction; 5. Unable to grasp the true meaning of the stem; 6. Psychological fear. It attempts to overcome these six difficulties through the following specific solutions: 1. Addressing the lack of familiarity with grammar knowledge; 2. Resolving conflicts between GMAT grammar and general grammar books; 3. Focusing on the core of sentences; 4. Appreciating the conciseness and effectiveness of expression; 5. Accurately understanding the meaning of original sentences; 6. Overcoming fear psychology.