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GMAT Verbal: Sentence Completion Practice Test 4
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GMAT Verbal: Sentence Completion Practice Test 4
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1. We don’t know yet if its a boy or a girl.
2. If you are in danger for failing, please see the professor after class.
3. The statistics appear by show that profits are stable.
4. Less classmates came to the show than Rick was expecting, which disappointed him; he thought at least half of his class of 10 would show up.
5. We will need to return to the main office because for the regulations.
6. Think of your assignment as an opportunity, despite your misgivings.
7. Among you and me, this is the end of the section.
8. We can conclude from the results that the marketing campaign was successful.
9. This is its cage, but it’s hiding.
10. The penguins swim more gracefully than the polar bears.
11. Before the wedding, Vanisha needs to buy a wedding gift, resole her dancing shoes, and the visit to her dentist needs to be rescheduled.
12. Excited and happy, the gloomy day didn’t deter the soon-to-be graduates.
13. To begin paying quickly, Louis will need to bring a check to the signing.
14. Mitchell, like many nurses, work long hours.
15. Anna tried to carefully pick her away through the glass shards.
16. The skills we’re looking for in our new hire are excellent customer service experience, a willingness to brainstorm, and a background in finance.
17. The questions on the GMAT are more challenging than the questions on the SAT.
18. Yelling that even he could see that the ball was fair, Mom took Bobby away from the field.
19. Maureen asked the visitors to quietly wait by the door before entering; of course, they did so.
20. Mary and Rick took Takeya and Leroy to the store, but he didn’t want to buy anything.
21. If I was younger, I’d take a trip around the world.
22. Despite our invitation, you seems surprised that we’re having a party.
23. Before leaving for the picnic, the lunch was prepared by Jean.
24. To admit you’ve erred is admitting you’re human.
25. The audience, already amazed by the first act, gasp when the curtain rises on the new set for the second act.

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