GMAT Sentence Correction tutorial | How to use Diction (Part 1)

0:00 Intro 1:12 What is Diction on GMAT? 1:39 'Amount of vs Number of', 'Much vs Many' on GMAT 5:12 Examples of Countable and Uncountable nouns 14:28 GMAT application of Countable vs Uncountable nouns 20:16 'Amount of vs Amounts of' 22:29 Exceptions to 'less vs few' usage 26:07 Adjective vs Adverb 29:47 Pronoun case 32:03 Use of Reflexive pronouns 36:23 Use of prepositions 'In vs Into' on GMAT 40:01 'Beside' vs 'Besides' To watch GMAT Sentence Correction | How to use Diction (Part 2), please click here    • How to use Diction in GMAT Sentence Correc...   Vist us at https://www.sharpminds.in/ GMAT Sentence Correction (GMAT SC) questions often test us on a Grammar rule called Diction and ask us to choose between options that contain 'in' versus options that contain 'into'. Similarly, we may be asked to make a choice between 'recent' and 'recently', or between 'supposed' and 'supposedly'. Sometimes, you have to choose between 'less' and 'few' or 'amount of' and 'number of'. This involves a choice between countable nouns and non-countable nouns. In this GMAT sentence correction tutorial for the verbal section of GMAT, we explain in detail how to use Diction and also explain how to make the correct choice on GMAT SC questions. This is a recording of a live online GMAT sentence correction lecture that we had conducted for our students