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by niraj_a » Sat Nov 22, 2008 8:03 am
this is so why this damn verbal section is tricky...you gotta choose between which sentence fixes which error....oohh should i take the sentence that uses the correct idiom or take the sentence that modifies the correct subject!!!

the fact that prep companies mention the importance of grammar comes first and meaning comes last doesn't really help in this case does it now?
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by parallel_chase » Sat Nov 22, 2008 10:08 am
mals24 wrote: @ parallel chase
Your links not working :?
Sorry about that. Here is the correct link. Type "estimate" on the search tab and look for its usage as verb

You will find all the possible idioms linked to "estimate".

https://www.xiaolai.net/ocd/index.html
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by iamcste » Sat Nov 22, 2008 12:39 pm
niraj_a wrote:this is so why this damn verbal section is tricky...you gotta choose between which sentence fixes which error....oohh should i take the sentence that uses the correct idiom or take the sentence that modifies the correct subject!!!

the fact that prep companies mention the importance of grammar comes first and meaning comes last doesn't really help in this case does it now?
agreed with Niraj.

I wonder how many rules can the mind go through in that 1.5 min would decide your far
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by Stacey Koprince » Mon Nov 24, 2008 2:02 pm
Received a PM asking me to respond - you've got it, estimated + infinitive, so "estimated to have" is okay! You just have to look at the rest of the words to see how to construct it (with estimated to be vs. estimated to have).
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