vipinmenon93 wrote:
apart from the "compared to/with" ; I think GMAT prefers verb form of action rather than a noun form. So compared is preferred over made a comparison
Yes, Verb form is always preferred over Noun form on GMAT.
apart from the "compared to/with" ; I think GMAT prefers verb form of action rather than a noun form. So compared is preferred over made a comparison
Yes, Verb form is always preferred over Noun form on GMAT.
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