Manhattan GMAT Staff, I am completely lost. I think this is a good example of conditional probability. I am not sure why we are ignoring it. Here's my take: Let P = Event that Prograine is administered. R = Event that Ropecia is administered. O = Event that placebo is administered {We dont need this...

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I was trying to solve SC questions from OG12. I got approx 80-90% correct answers while solving the first fifty questions. However, as I am progressing, my success rate is going down steeply. To add, I got only 2/10 correct from 80-90 range. I know that OG12 problems are graded in increasing order o...

Ok. I have another question. I am referring to manhattan GMAT SC Series - Chap 12 / Pg 229. After the agreement surfaced, the commission dissolved it. Now, I will ask the question, "What happened after the agreement surfaced"? Going by Emily's logic, I would say the answer is the verb &quo...

This is a question for Ron Purewal's post: http://www.manhattangmat.com/forums/og-verbal-review-sc-19-t878.html Unfortunately, the entire forum has been locked. I couldnt reply to that particular thread. this is correct in this instance, but this is not a general rule. the general rule is that the p...

Thanks for your reply, Ron! I believe I wanted to understand if there is someone else in the same boat as I am OR is it that I haven't properly mastered the basics. I will go through the video posted by you.

Again, thanks for helping me.

-Voodoo

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The book says that "Matt drives fast cars like his sister does" is incorrect. Any reasons why ?

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Voodoo

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what about 'they' in C. There is NO ANTECEDENT! Please somebody help me with this...I don't get this. "they" refers to "investment banks". this is an acceptable construction - pronoun coming before antecedent, when the pronoun is in an initial modifier and the antecedent is in t...

of course you're missing something - the rule that says you can't put a comma after "surfaced". you can't just decide you don't want a comma somewhere and then mark the answer choice wrong because it doesn't do what you want.. MGMAT Staff - I did some research after this and found that th...

MGMAT staff - Can you please reply to this thread ? I am awaiting an answer for more than two weeks now.

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Voodoo Child

Ron/Stacey..... I have modified the sentence because of copyright issues. Beanie Todd, in her book illustrations, carefully coordinating them with her narrations, capitalized on her .... OG says that "use of the present progressive form of the verb confuses the sequence of time with respect to ...

ManhattanGMAT Staff, I went through Stacey's reply to one of the OG-12/126(SC) question. I understood the explanation but my curious mind raised another question. I am not too concerned about the answer choices and which one wins over which, but I am more concerned about the grammatical concepts. ht...

Because it DOES confuse the timing. It makes it sound like coordinating is happening in the present but she capitalized in the past. This does not make logical sense.. Thanks Tim. But my question is that I want to understand why "coordinating" is present progressive tense, as per OG ? Tha...

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