EK 101 and Grammar

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Is it me, or do many of the questions that don't have to do with the main idea, boil down to grammar in EK, even those that claim to be inference questions? If you can isolate the sentence in question and see what's modifying what, it gets fairly intuitive.

Is the actual MCAT like this?

Originally Posted by Silo004

Is it me, or do many of the questions that don't have to do with the main idea, boil down to grammar in EK, even those that claim to be inference questions? If you can isolate the sentence in question and see what's modifying what, it gets fairly intuitive.

Is the actual MCAT like this?

Yes, I found EK to be more like my actual MCAT than AAMCS or TPRH.

Originally Posted by Silo004

Is it me, or do many of the questions that don't have to do with the main idea, boil down to grammar in EK, even those that claim to be inference questions? If you can isolate the sentence in question and see what's modifying what, it gets fairly intuitive.

Is the actual MCAT like this?

can you please expand on what do you mean by

If you can isolate the sentence in question and see what's modifying what, it gets fairly intuitive.

Thanks!

as in diagramming sentences ... keeping subjects, predicates straight. Knowing what an adjective is modifying after identifying the important sentence.