iamcste and logitech, I really like the cordial relationship you two have.iamcste wrote:Pls also let me know if you have any any additonal info on the same or areas which you feel I wasnt correct.logitech wrote:Thanks for your help.
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@ imcste or logitech or anybody
So are these rules going to be correct
1. X + Preposition + Y + Relative Pronoun (except which)
In a sentence structure like this, the relative pronoun will refer to X.
2. In GMAT which will always refer to the word before it.
So are these rules going to be correct
1. X + Preposition + Y + Relative Pronoun (except which)
In a sentence structure like this, the relative pronoun will refer to X.
2. In GMAT which will always refer to the word before it.
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Not any word..."Which refers to the noun immediately preceding it-and not to the action of the entire preceding clausemals24 wrote:@ imcste or logitech or anybody
So are these rules going to be correct
1. X + Preposition + Y + Relative Pronoun (except which)
In a sentence structure like this, the relative pronoun will refer to X.
Whats Y?
2. In GMAT which will always refer to the word before it.
