2006 GMAT Grammar Solutions

Author: Bai Yong (Compiler)
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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. Each question includes a thorough explanation of every knowledge point it contains, making any example question self-contained and serving as a "case study" for reviewing GMAT grammar. The four steps of reading the question, "must-win," supplementary notes, and the correct option form a complete problem-solving process. Reading the question helps readers quickly grasp the basic structure of complex sentences and understand the basic meaning of the stem. "Must-win" assists readers in accurately utilizing knowledge points to effectively eliminate incorrect options. Supplementary notes provide additional explanations for other knowledge points that appear in the question beyond those used in "must-win." The correct option helps readers understand the accuracy and effectiveness of the wording in the correct answer. It should be noted that not every example question includes all four steps, depending on the difficulty of the question.

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