GMAT Grammar Correction and Detailed Explanation

Author: Liu Zhenmin
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Publish Date: 2006-09-01
Features: The guiding philosophy of this book—how to overcome difficulties, and the goals you should set while studying it. After reading, you will gain a comprehensive understanding of GMAT grammar corrections and can compare it with your current learning issues, quickly stepping into the role. There are six difficulties in this book's grammar corrections. First, unfamiliarity with some basic grammar knowledge; second, the GMAT grammar rules differ from those typically learned, even from some professional grammar books; third, the inability to effectively grasp the focus of a sentence; fourth, the failure to understand the essence of GMAT grammar corrections; fifth, the inability to grasp the true meaning of the premise; sixth, psychological fear. The purpose of this book is to overcome these difficulties, and eliminating psychological fear is the original intention and also the essence of this book. From the overall structure to the explanation of specific exercises, this book is centered around these six aspects, attempting to overcome these six difficulties through the following six remedies. First, addressing the lack of familiarity with grammar knowledge; second, addressing the conflict between GMAT grammar rules and those in general grammar books; third, the issue of grasping the focus of a sentence; fourth, understanding the conciseness and effectiveness of expression; fifth, correctly understanding the meaning of the original sentence; sixth, the goals to be achieved after studying GMAT grammar corrections.