The Big Idiom Question bank for the GMAT

Number of Pages 88
Type Paperback
The Big Idiom Question Bank for the GMAT – The best resource to master GMAT Idioms This edition’s highlights: •The only Idiom Question bank available in the market •Contains 100 GMAT Sentence Correction type Questions •Also includes questions on Usage and Style •Detailed explanations for each question •A must-have resource for those struggling with Idioms and Usage Idioms is one topic in which almost all non-native speakers of English face problem. The problem is not so much that the non-native speakers aren’t aware of correct idioms as that they are so used to using idioms incorrectly that they end up eliminating the correct version on the test and go with the incorrect version. The matter is further compounded by questions testing you on the correct usage of words such as whether and if, like and such as, etc. While there are several lists of idioms available online, idioms cannot really be memorized; rather they have to be absorbed so that you can use them almost like your reflex actions. This is only possible if you practice a large number of GMAT type questions testing you only on Idioms and Usage based errors. Unfortunately such a practice resource was not available until now. To solve this problem, we have published this exclusive set of 100 Idiom and Usage based questions in the same format as you would see them on an actual Sentence Correction question on the GMAT. The questions cover all the commonly tested idioms and usage concepts and will provide you with a thorough workout of these concepts. This book is a must have for anyone looking to master GMAT Idioms.The Big Idiom Question Bank for the GMAT The best resource to master GMAT Idioms This edition s highlights: The only Idiom Question bank available in the market Contains 100 GMAT Sentence Correction type Questions Also includes questions on Usage and Style Detailed explanations for each question A must-have resource for those struggling with Idioms and Usage Idioms is one topic in which almost all non-native speakers of English face problem. The problem is not so much that the non-native speakers aren t aware of correct idioms as that they are so used to using idioms incorrectly that they end up eliminating the correct version on the test and go with the incorrect version. The matter is further compounded by questions testing you on the correct usage of words such as whether and if, like and such as, etc. While there are several lists of idioms available online, idioms cannot really be memorized; rather they have to be absorbed so that you can use them almost like your reflex actions. This is only possible if you practice a large number of GMAT type questions testing you only on Idioms and Usage based errors. Unfortunately such a practice resource was not available until now. To solve this problem, we have published this exclusive set of 100 Idiom and Usage based questions in the same format as you would see them on an actual Sentence Correction question on the GMAT. The questions cover all the commonly tested idioms and usage concepts and will provide you with a thorough workout of these concepts. This book is a must have for anyone looking to master GMAT Idioms.