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by paes » Sun Jul 18, 2010 6:34 am
Thanks Clock60.

MS sentence correction : do you mean Manhattan or some other book.

If you mean, Manhattan then which version are you talking about ?
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by clock60 » Sun Jul 18, 2010 7:08 am
paes wrote:Thanks Clock60.

MS sentence correction : do you mean Manhattan or some other book.

If you mean, Manhattan then which version are you talking about ?
i have only one book. its title
manhattan gmat the new standart
sentence correction
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guide 8
(updated for the 12th edition of the og)
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by paes » Sun Jul 18, 2010 7:18 am
thanks clock60.

Actually I have Manhattan Sc-2 version, which doesn't has this example.
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by reply2spg » Mon Jul 19, 2010 9:02 am
I don't think that 'I have seen more movies than you' is correct sentence. Actually in oral english we say the same, but in written it is not accepted.

In such cases you are allowing reader to assume anything. As a reader I can read this sentence as 'I have seen more movies than you did/make/created', Such a freedom I think is not correct.

First rule of GMAT is that sentence should be crystal clear and unambiguous.

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goelmohit2002 wrote:Hi Vinayak,

I have a small doubt.

There is something called ellipse construction. Where you omit some words in the repetition. Can't we omit had here? Which will make "A" and "B" also among the choices in the race for winning position.

Why something like below does not apply in this sentence:

"I have seen more movies than you."

The above I think is a grammatically correct sentence and we are not specifying the activity seeing again in the second part of the comparison.

Please tell what I am missing here.

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