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Sentence Correction Flashcards

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Two or more than two? One another

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More than two

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Two or more than two? Each other

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Two

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Countable or uncountable? Much

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Uncountable

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Uncountable or countable? Less

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Uncountable

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Countable or uncountable? Many

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Countable

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Two or more than two? Between

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Two

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Two or more than two? The other

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Two

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Countable or uncountable? Few

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Countable

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Countable or uncountable? Number

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Countable

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Two or more than two? Among

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More than two

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Two or more than two? Another

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More than two

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Countable or uncountable? Amount

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Uncountable

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Countable or uncountable? Little

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Uncountable

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Countable or uncountable? Fewer

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Countable

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“Recommend that you should” is an example of…

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Redundancy. Recommend literally means you should

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Is “identical with” a correct idiom?

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Yes. “Identical with” is preferable to “identical to.” Ex: her car is identical with mine

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“Centers Around” is an example of?

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Redundancy. You can’t center around something else.!

23
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“The reason that or as the result of” should never precede because. Because means the reason that.

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This is a classic redundancy example.

24
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wrong bc why?

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you can’t predict news, news can arrive though.

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“Based on” is often used incorrectly.

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“Based on” must logically modify the noun that follows.

26
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A modifier justifies something about a subject

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27
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Is whether or not redundant?

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YES! Wether is okay by itself. Whether or not is redundant.

28
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Match up “that’s” in parallelism

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29
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“Not only” and “but also” are correct parallel construction.

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30
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Compared to and compared with. Which is the correct idiom?

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They both are correct for the GMAT!!

31
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When should you use “such as” and when should you use “like”?

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Such as references a specific example. Like references a generic example

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