To native speakers: In Manhattan Sentence Correction Guide, page 112, there says that "do it" is always wrong construction whenever it appears in GMAT. But what about widespread use of that phrase? "Just do it"?
Well my friend, GMAT verbal does not work upon widespread usage of speaking English. GMAT has its own rules and well stated in Manhattan SC. Follow it by heart.madshus wrote:To native speakers: In Manhattan Sentence Correction Guide, page 112, there says that "do it" is always wrong construction whenever it appears in GMAT. But what about widespread use of that phrase? "Just do it"?
