HI Team, I was going through idioms in the SC Guide. There are three versions: a) Right. b) Suspect c) Wrong. I understand Right and Wrong but i am really not sure what is suspect indicating. So when i see a split between "right" and "suspect" what should be done and similarly a ...

The SC guide says that --- "Sometimes the original sentence will have a clear, unambiguous meaning. In these cases, your goal is to preserve this original meaning as you correct other issues. Do not alter the author's intent when you make your choice!" a) Do we have an example for the same...

Hi All, I am confused with the differnce in meaning of these conditional statements. a) If X n Y met, they discussed GMAT b) if X n Y met, they would discuss GMAT c) If X n Y had met, they would have discussed GMAT. IMO : a) Not Sure. b) X n Y meeting is a future event and if that happens then the d...

SC Guide says -- "Sentences contain pairs of words or phrases that must match. For example, the subject and the verb must match. This "matching" concept has grammatical implications (for instance, the subject and the verb must agree in number), but it also has logical implications. In...