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GMAT Idioms || Questions and 100% Verified Answers.
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July 2024
2023/2024
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a long face correct answers 'Why have you got such a long face?' 'I just lost all my money in the casino.'
ability to correct answers Correct Usage: Bats have the ability to fly in the dark
Incorrect Usage: Bats have ability of flying in the dark
act as correct answers A big tree can act as an umbrella in the rain.
act like = behave in a certain way correct answers "Please stop acting like a child", said the mother to the teenager.
agree (up)on correct answers Let's try to ag...
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GMAT Idioms Exam Success Simplified: Comprehensive Guides for Testing Exams
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May 2024
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On the GMAT, compare with is the generally preferred form. Use compare to to point
out an abstract or figurative likeness, and compare with to consider likenesses and
differences in general.
Connection ___
Connection between
Consequence ___
Consequence of
Consider
"I consider you a very good friend"
Continue ___
Continue to
Contrast ___
Contrast with
Credit ___
Credit with
Debate ___
Debate over
Decide ___
Decide to
Define ___
Define as
Different ___
Different from
Diffi...
Able ___; Ability ___ - Able to; Ability to
Among vs. Between - Use between when referring to two items or groups, among when referring to
three or more
Amount vs. Number - Use amount when referring to an uncountable quantity, like soup or live, and
number when referring to countable things, like jelly beans or people
As vs. Like - Use like to compare nouns; use as to compare actions- in other words, use as when what
follows is a clause
As... ___ - As ... as
Associate ___ - Associate wit...
Able ___; Ability ___ - Able to; Ability to
Among vs. Between - Use between when referring to two items or groups, among when referring to three or more
Amount vs. Number - Use amount when referring to an uncountable quantity, like soup or live, and number when referring to countable things, like jelly beans or people
As vs. Like - Use like to compare nouns; use as to compare actions- in other words, use as when what follows is a clause
As... ___ - As ... as
Associa...
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