First off, that is a terrible recommendation - to recommend all those editions of OG. I believe 75% of the 13th edition's problems are identical to the 12th edition. There was an article about this. Second, do not take advice from a guy who scored a 380. Third, Kaplan and Princeton Review are not g...

Just remember this and you should be fine for the GMAT
Measurements involving money (e.g., dollars, pounds), time (e.g., five years, the fifties), weight (e.g., pounds, kilograms), or volume (e.g., gallons, kilograms) are always singular and take singular verbs.

Hope that helps

Good explanation, the Answer is A

Remember to eliminate the easy statement i.e B

Aristotle vs MGMAT SC

This just popped-up in my head, but I will share it with you anyways. In my humble opinion Aristotle SC grail is better than MGMAT SC guide, because its more crisp and to the point, on the other hand MGMAT SC is the ultimate guide (if you appreciate content depth). Additionally, all SC prep should f...

My quick answer would be No (you don't need go through). The e-gmat course doesn't require you to read any of the books you mentioned. On the other hand, you need to be familiar with basics such as parts of speech, subjects, predicates and the like. If you struggle with these concepts MGMAT Verbal f...

I am among those who chose E, partly because I thought that the question is oversimplifying Noam Chomsky's theory (one of those gross generalization answer choices we often see in RC), since this theory was mentioned, hence one can imply that indeed E is incorrect albeit at a tertiary level. So E is...