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by torontogmat.com » Wed Feb 27, 2008 7:19 am
Hi, My name is Tony, and I am an addict.

I recently purchased Garner's Modern American Usage so that I could better understand some of the intricacies of Sentence Correction, and of our peculiar language in general. This is especially odd because I've been a mathie all my life. However, when I started teaching GMAT prep years ago, I started to develop a strong interest in the language.

My score was quite good (770), but it's one thing to take the test and another thing altogether to be able to teach it. I believe that you must have many tools (methods), and the ability to read a student and determine which method would best match their abilities and inclinations.

In addition to working out and value investing, I am passionate about the GMAT, and I look forward to participating in the forums. I have already learned a lot from doing so, and it is my hope that I will continue to improve as a GMAT instructor!

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Tony

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by beatthegmat » Wed Feb 27, 2008 2:08 pm
Welcome Tony! We look forward to reading more of your great posts here as well as fueling your GMAT addiction. :)
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