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GMAT Sentence Correction Idiom — practice questions

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The committee voted unanimously to passing the bill.Read the answer and worked solution →The book sells for cheaper than its rival.Read the answer and worked solution →This rule applies for every student in the program.Read the answer and worked solution →The committee will meet on Friday afternoon at the meeting room.Read the answer and worked solution →

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The committee voted unanimously to passing the bill.

  1. for passing the bill
  2. in passing the bill
  3. to have passed the bill
  4. to pass the bill
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Correct answer: D. to pass the bill

1. 'Voted to + verb' (infinitive). _Source: 501-GMAT-Questions Ch 3 Sentence Correction_

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The book sells for cheaper than its rival.

  1. sells cheaper to
  2. sells for less than
  3. sells lesser than
  4. is sold for less
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Correct answer: B. sells for less than

1. Standard: 'less than'. _Source: 501-GMAT-Questions Ch 3 Sentence Correction_

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This rule applies for every student in the program.

  1. applies to every student
  2. applies on every student
  3. is applying for every student
  4. is applied with every student
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Correct answer: A. applies to every student

1. 'Applies to' is the idiom. _Source: 501-GMAT-Questions Ch 3 Sentence Correction_

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