Hi,
Is "evidence that" preferred to "evidence of" on the GMAT? Can I take this as a rule?
Thanks,
J
Is "evidence that" preferred to "evidence of" on the GMAT? Can I take this as a rule?
Thanks,
J
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GMAT loves the word "That". GMAT prefers to follow thinking words with "That". Think that, Believe that, Realize that..jl2684 wrote:Hi,
Is "evidence that" preferred to "evidence of" on the GMAT? Can I take this as a rule?
Thanks,
J
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