GMAT Memorization Word Scramble
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Term | Definition |
Forbid | to |
As vs Like | As=Compares Verbs (Runs as fast as me) Like=Compares Nouns (Like him, she has a jacket) |
Hypothesis | that |
Just As... | So to |
Different | from |
Try | to |
Belive | to be |
Regard | as |
A Native | of |
Native | to |
The same | as |
see | as |
Worry | about |
Define | as |
Require | to |
think of | as |
Superior | to |
dispute | over |
whether vs if | Whether- Decide between 2 options, If- conditional statement (If...then) |
Permit | to |
So (Adj) | as to be |
the more | the *** |
credit | with |
responsibility | to |
so (Verb) | that |
Consider | nothing |
Attribute | to |
As... | As |
Neither | Nor |
Ability | to |
Each vs. All | Each- Emphasize individuals. All =togetherness |
not only | but also |
Not so | as |
Distinguish | From |
Distinguish Between | and |
prohibit | to |
More/Less | than |
Either | or |
Responsible | For |
Both | and |
From... | to |
Not | but |
Target | at |
Like Vs Such As | Such As= Examples Like=Comparrison |
Estimate | to be |
Plug in Variables vs Answers | Variables=variables in the answer Answer=asking for a specific answer |
Including vs Like | Including= List of examples Like=Compare nouns. |
SC: Long vs Short | Long=Sentence Structure errors (misplaced modifiers/parallel) Short= Read the sentence in full ( meaning/idiom) |
Present Perfect | Something is thoroughly done, but is present= I have been eaten and apple a day for the last 20 years. He has been a rep for years |
Past Perfect | To be “thoroughly done” and also “past”. Something that is already over and finished by the time another past even happens= I had been a rep for 20 years before the scandal. |
Future Perfect | To be “thoroughly done” and also “future”= in 3 days, I will have been a rep for 20 years. |
When i see "and" | It could be parallel make sure the forms are the same. Only use and for like terms! |
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