Hi Ben, Just checking in - Is the verdict out on the use of 'in that' in option B? Few OG problems I came across discouraged the use of "in that ". Also, I could not understand why the use of 'because' in the prompt is incorrect. After all one of the reasons that the two paints are differe...

Hi,

I am not sure if the study group has been formed. I am looking at joining / forming a study group in the bay area. I am done with the classroom sessions and plan to take the test in 6 weeks. My email address is chitrangada.maitra@gmail.com.

This problem has been troubling me for a while. Strategy Guide: Number Properties, page 134, #20 x has a remainder of 5 when divided by 9. y has a remainder of 7 when divided by 9. what is the remainder when x-y is divided by 9 My Approach: X can be 5, 14, 23, 32, 41... etc Y can be 7, 16, 25, 34, 4...

This problem has been troubling me for a while. Strategy Guide: Number Properties, page 134, #20 x has a remainder of 5 when divided by 9. y has a remainder of 7 when divided by 9. what is the remainder when x-y is divided by 9 My Approach: X can be 5, 14, 23, 32, 41... etc Y can be 7, 16, 25, 34, 4...

RonPurewal Post subject: Re: Everyone who has graduated from TopNotch High School Posted: Wed Sep 09, 2009 10:18 pm whoa there. totally faulty reasoning. if a Draw Conclusion answer choice is based on "only 1 premise", then it's much, much, MUCH more likely to be WRONG. takeaway: the corre...

So, is it safe to say that option D is NOT a run on sentence because the second clause "Pulling with its mouth.... muscle tissue" is not independent.

[quote="t_n28"][quote="RonPurewal"]it's incorrect, not just "awkward", to say "the guggenheim museum's in new york city". you can't use a possessive with an apostrophe ('s or s') if the noun is followed by modifiers . My question's are: 1. Option E does not ha...

So, its safe to say that the following properties are true: 1. If a quadrilateral has perpendicular bisectors, their opposite angles are equal 2. If the four sides of any quadrilateral are equal, the opposite angles of the quadrilateral will be equal as well. Because, if the above mentioned does not...

Option C is unidiomatic!

Fewer than is a more appropriate idiom than fewer as

Are we selecting the answer option with the [u]"has been" [/u] form because the non underlined part of the prompt has "have had" form? The answer explanation says [u]'This choice uses the singular "has been," which is also in the present perfect tense, indicating the on...

I have a question regarding option C The original sentence is: Though most people take it for granted now, the nationwide admission of students to colleges and universities based on academic merit is a relatively recent phenomenon, beginning only after World War II. Option C states: Now taken for gr...

Jonathan,

Did you mean "its collective appetite can become a competing threat..." is a grammatically incorrect phrase?

Please let me know,
Thanks

Let me rephrase the question: source: mgmat cat Since 1989, after the Berlin Wall had been demolished, one of the most problematic ethnic groups in the reunified Germany, in cultural and economic assimilation terms, were the former East Germans, who have had to acclimate to an entirely different pol...

(a) if you write "the sandpipers vanishing", then "sandpipers" is the subject ("vanishing" is a modifier describing that subject). the subject "sandpipers" doesn't agree with the singular verb "is". Hi Ron, I could not understand your (above-mentione...

Thanks for pitching in, Ajay! I am getting stuck at his part of your explanation: Second, we move to "after the Berlin Wall had been demolished", which is a dependent clause. Had been demolished requires another event in the past that happened after demolition, but such an event is not her...