Thanks Jamie

Hi, I came across this question in the Manhattan GMAT Prep.. Q: researchers claim to have developed new "nano papers" incorporating tiny cellulose fibers, which they allege give them the strength of cast iron. Due to pronoun ambiguity, this sentence is rewritten as, Researchers claim to ha...

Hello All, I am planning to take the examination on July 27. Preparation is going fine.. I was going through the Manhattan GMAT Prep.. Had some doubts.. Thought of posting it here so as to get it clarified :) Chapter 5 - Pronouns. Just need few clarifications. Hope you experts could help me out :) ...

Let me put it in the other way... Is "Our cat is cuter than those cats in the Shelter" and "Our cat is cuter than that in the Shelter" - Grammatically correct?? And also, is "Our cat is cuter than the cats in the Shelter" considered a better version than "Our cat i...

Hello Karan,

Thanks for ur explanation.... got a better picture now...

Any other comments???
And pls pour your comments for the first clarification posted.. Thanks in advance :)

Source: Manhattan GMAT Prep 4 Chapter 7, Problem Set - 3 Q: Mozarat, who died in 1791, has lived in Salzburg for most of his life. Corrected versions: 1. Mozarat, who died in 1791, lived in Salzburg for most of his life. 2. Mozarat, who died in 1791, had lived in Salzburg for most of his life. Can a...

Tim and Smohit.. Thanks very much for the reply..

Hello All, Can it be taken as a hint that if the comparison is between two objects which uses the word "BETWEEN" to compare the objects, it is mandatory to use the word "AND" between the compared objects? Came across a question in OG: Sample Question 96 SC One of the primary dist...

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Can any one of you please clarify whether "There are twice as many apples as bananas " and "There are two times as many apples as bananas " do mean the same thing? I.e Number of apples = 2 * number of bananas.

Thanks in advance.

thank you all for giving a great explanation. :)

Problem Set - Q10, Chapter 5 PROBABILITY STRATEGY A florist has 2 azaleas, 3 buttercups and 4 petunias. she puts two flowers together at random in a bouquet. however, the customer calls and says that she does not wants two of the same flower. what is the probability that the florist does not have to...

Can any one of you please clarify whether "There are twice as many apples as bananas " and "There are two times as many apples as bananas " do mean the same thing? I.e Number of apples = 2 * number of bananas. Thanks in advance. Yes, the wording means exactly the same thing for ...

Hello Ron/Stacy,

Is'nt "different from" the right idiom?? This is the only reason i chose E over D.. :(

Why is that the idiom "different from" not important here? Any specific reasons???

Sivai
Thanks in advance