Dear MGMAT, I am already enrolled in your online interact class and I must say that I love it. So First, Thank you. Now I have two questions regarding the following question from OG 13 SC #77 which after watching the video on navigator and reading the solution still remains puzzling for me. Could yo...

Dear Stacey,

Love your video explanations and my apologies for the wrong post.

cheers,

Anoosheh

Dear Tim, I love your video explanations. I think they are the best among all that I have seen in GMAT classes. Thank you. I have two questions: 1. Amount of Phosphates! Amount is used for uncountable nouns and "phosphates" is plural here specially considering that we have in other options...

Dear Tim, Thank you. Could you kindly also comment on the "Amount of Phosphate s " How is that correct if Phosphates is plural and countable? sincerely, Anoosheh Dear Tim, I love your video explanations. I think they are the best among all that I have seen in GMAT classes. Thank you. I hav...

Dear Tim, This question is actually from the GMAT question bank that can be bought on mba.com. I understand that we cannot post the question here, but there is a reference number provided to this question which is VSC003901. I do have the same question as others above which is regarding how this sen...

Dear Instructors, Why is there a comma before " including those for the 1942 film “Reap the Wild Wind,”". This ing modifier is clearly a noun modifier and not a clause/adverbial modifier. I thought that comma ing is always a clause modifier for which the subject is the same as the clause i...

Dear Ron,

Thank you for all the wonderful explanations.
I was wondering if the use of "which" is also another problem with the wrong answer choices. Which is suppose to refer to the thumbs, is there any ambiguity in the use of which here? Could it refer to wings instead of thumbs?