Tanu Dhawan

This course will cover advanced grammar concepts which will guide GMAT aspirants in tackling sentence correction section effectively.

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Advanced Grammar for Sentence Correction

Parts of Speech: Noun

Sentence Correction

Verbal

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This lesson will provide GMAT aspirants with an overview of advanced grammar concepts that they can expect to be discussed in this course. It will also guide them on the approach to adopt while handling such questions.

Overview

This lesson will educate GMAT aspirants about the difference in usage of like and as.

Comparison: Like vs As

This lesson will educate GMAT aspirants about the difference in usage of if and whether in sentence
construction.

Comparison- If vs Whether

This lesson will educate GMAT aspirants about the difference in usage of which and that.

Comparison- Which vs That

This lesson will educate GMAT aspirants about the difference in usage of ‘to lie’ vs ‘to lay’

Comparison: ‘To Lay’ vs ‘To Lie’

This lesson will educate GMAT aspirants regarding the correct usage of ‘due to’ in sentence construction.

Use of ‘Due To’

This lesson discusses correct meaning and usage of ‘However’ in the beginning or the middle of sentences. This will prepare GMAT aspirants in answering Sentence Correction questions effectively.

Uses of ‘However’

This lesson will educate GMAT aspirants about the difference in usage of ‘because ‘ and ‘because of’.

Comparison- ‘Because’ vs ‘Because of’

This lesson will educate GMAT aspirants about the difference in usage of ‘who ‘ and ‘whom’.

Comparison- Who Vs Whom

This lesson will educate GMAT aspirants about the different sentence constructions using ‘as’.

Uses of ‘As’

This lesson will educate GMAT aspirants about the different ways in which For can be used
in sentence correction.

Uses of 'For'

This lesson will educate GMAT aspirants about the different ways in which ‘Against’ can be used
in sentence correction.

Uses of 'Against'

This lesson will guide GMAT aspirants regarding double negatives in sentences.

Double Negatives

Expertise with teaching the GMAT 3.5 years; 720 on GMAT;Bachelor's in software eng. Monash Uni; Discount code:param-gmatverbal

Paramjit Kumar Das

In this course, the educator is discussing Subject verb agreement, parallelism on the GMAT

GMAT Subject - Verb Agreement and Parallelism

Senior verbal coach and SME for GRE/GMAT/SAT/IELTS/TOEFL. Bachelor of Technology from VTU,Belgaum ;Alumnus of XLRI Jamshedpur; Masterclass I

Deepthi Vijayakumar

In this course, the educator is discussing 
all the basic concepts that appear in gmat sentence correction

GMAT: Grammar Basics

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Binee Walia

This course contains 50 Golden rules in form of engaging and informative lessons to understand the topic of Sentence Correction. All the lessons cover different topics if grammar which improve the basics as well improve the lenguage strength.

50 Golden Rules to Ace Sentence Correction

This course will discuss basic grammar rules which GMAT aspirants must keep in mind while attempting Sentence Correction section.

Lessons

13 lessons • 2h 21m

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Overview

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Comparison: Like vs As

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Comparison- If vs Whether

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Comparison- Which vs That

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Comparison: ‘To Lay’ vs ‘To Lie’

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Use of ‘Due To’

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Uses of ‘However’

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Comparison- ‘Because’ vs ‘Because of’

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Comparison- Who Vs Whom

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Uses of ‘As’

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