Hi Ron,

Sorry to bump this up but in choice D and E, why is there no ambiguity about who's population it is. I understand that its obvious that it is Laos and not GB but I still thought it was unclear.

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Can someone explain this question

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I put option E, but actually were both wrong.

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What is every noun modifier signal that we should be sure to check whether it is a noun modifier?

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Can anyone explain when one would use if and when one would use whether?

In their most recent press release, the new management stated that they plan to expand into the global software market via a series of acquisitions in Asia and Latin America. A) their most recent press release, the new management stated that they plan to expand B) its most recent press release, the ...

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Ron could you help me understand the comparison with the like / like that of split.

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Steve

Line l is defined by the equation y - 5x = 4 and line w is defined by the equation 10y + 2x + 20 = 0. If line k does not intersect line l, what is the degree measure of the angle formed by line k and line w? (Assume that all lines lie in one coordinate plane.) 0 30 60 90 It cannot be determined from...

Sorry to bump this question up but...

Are D and E wrong because of no comma before which. I know the essential non essential modifier thing is never the only reason, but without commas wouldn't you need a that introduction instead of a which?

I just wanted to make sure I understood.

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Yeah that helps thanks. So anytime the GMAT mentions line, it has to be linear?

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Steve

C is an opening modifier, where is E is a clause We can't have two clauses connected by a comma so E is wrong. Also both C and E use the past perfect, but native Germany has to be the earlier event because well she is a native so in E the past perfect can not be used for the 2nd event only the first...

Hi, In choice C and D is the pronoun Their wrong based on agreement? I know its simply wrong because it's not their novels but I was under the impression that in order for you to use their, we need a plural antecedent not an additive phrase, or a subordinate phrase?

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Steve

I for some reason can not grasp this question to save my life. Any help would be most appreciated.

Given the ascending set of positive integers {a, b, c, d, e, f}, is the median greater than the mean?

(1) a + e = (3/4)(c + d)

(2) b + f = (4/3)(c + d)

In Japan, a government advisory committee called for the breakup of Nippon Telephone and Telegraph Company, the largest telephone company in the world, so it would be two local phone companies and one long-distance provider. A. In Japan, a government advisory committee called for the breakup of Nip...

Came across this problem as well. Can you explain the past perfect simple past split?

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