Hi, on the SC MGMAT, page 143, idioms related to "Allow"
Following is an Incorrect idiom per MGMAT :
The Holiday ALLOWED FOR Maria TO WATCH the movie
My suggestion:
The Holiday, ALLOWED FOR Maria TO WATCH the movie.
Just wondering,
If my suggestion, if seen on the GMAT, is grammatically correct ? Playing it by ear, this seems to be an okay statement to make
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Re: The Holiday ALLOWED FOR Maria TO WATCH the movie
JaideepB682 Wrote:Hi, on the SC MGMAT, page 143, idioms related to "Allow"
Following is an Incorrect idiom per MGMAT :
The Holiday ALLOWED FOR Maria TO WATCH the movie
My suggestion:
The Holiday, ALLOWED FOR Maria TO WATCH the movie.
Just wondering,
If my suggestion, if seen on the GMAT, is grammatically correct ? Playing it by ear, this seems to be an okay statement to make
That's not a sentence; it's just "the holiday" + modifier.
It could be a piece of a larger sentence, although its meaning ("Someone allowed a holiday so that M could watch a movie") is rather farfetched.
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