Comparisons in Verbal : Magoosh

Hallo

i am finding it very fiddicult to understand comparisons, sometimes they include verbs/nouns at other times they donot. i read GMATNinja 's answers and explanations around comparisons and ellipsis yet im unable to understand it fully.

GMATNinja mikemcgarry please help me and tell me what is the best way to understand these comparisons

thank you both

These might be helpful:
1. https://gmatclub.com/forum/sentence-cor ... 93764.html


2. https://gmatclub.com/forum/all-about-co ... 81280.html

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https://gmatclub.com/forum/comprehensiv ... 39992.html

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Try Egmat or gmatwhiz.

sheldongeorge wrote:Hallo

i am finding it very fiddicult to understand comparisons, sometimes they include verbs/nouns at other times they donot. i read GMATNinja 's answers and explanations around comparisons and ellipsis yet im unable to understand it fully.

GMATNinja mikemcgarry please help me and tell me what is the best way to understand these comparisons

thank you both

Although, you have called in for experts, here are my two cents...
I would like to suggest to use some books; Aristotle GMAT SC Grail and then GMAT SC Nirvana (by Education Aisle). Manhattan SC guide also is good and have helped plenty of candidates. But I am finding GMAT SC Nirvana much impressive...

Hope this helps.