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GMATMadeEasy
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Does not only has to be followed by "but also" always ?
I have seen in many standard newspapers such as NY times, wall street in whihc it is not used the way we learn for GMAT .
David Cameron is trying to prove Lear wrong. He wants to demonstrate to the British electorate and the wider world that a smaller, less expensive state could not only be a better and more efficient state. It would also create more room for personal freedom and individual initiative .
Could any exeprt explain whether in GMAT, we should consider options not following not only .. but also in the intended way.
Thanks.
I have seen in many standard newspapers such as NY times, wall street in whihc it is not used the way we learn for GMAT .
David Cameron is trying to prove Lear wrong. He wants to demonstrate to the British electorate and the wider world that a smaller, less expensive state could not only be a better and more efficient state. It would also create more room for personal freedom and individual initiative .
Could any exeprt explain whether in GMAT, we should consider options not following not only .. but also in the intended way.
Thanks.
