Three Must-Know Pronoun Rules for GMAT Sentence Correction
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GMAT Sentence Correction questions ask that students choose the most grammatically correct answer choice in a written sentence. It is known that the GMAT favors concise sentences, rather than overly wordy ones. This video is created to help students understand three basic pronoun rules so that they avoid some common pitfalls found in GMAT Sentence Correction questions. First, the pronoun should have a corresponding antecedent. Secondly, the antecedent and pronoun should match in number. Finally, the pronoun should not be ambiguous and should clearly be affiliated with the antecedent to avoid confusion in meaning.