GmatDestroyer2013 wrote:
diptonsu wrote:
Can anybody explain why we have chosen "make broad generalizations" instead of "broadly make generalizations" ? To me both seems correct as broad can also modify verb Make and hence used as an adverb broadly.
Experts please make this clear .. I have confusion between based upon or based on?.....
As per the Manhattan GMAT SC book chapter 6(Modifier Strategy), the difference between two sentences is as below:
1)."makebroad generalizations " - broad(adjective) is
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