Once in a while, the GMAT will hurl a particularly nasty question in your direction, one that seems deliberately designed to make you feel uncertain about all of the answer choices. These sorts of questions will most likely include rare idioms, awkward phrasing, and suspicious pronouns to keep you off balance. In these instances, sometimes your only defense is to plant your feet firmly on the ground, forget the rules, and pretend that you’re saying… Read more
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