Ø The money is yours by right.
within your rights （= legally or morally allowed ）
Ø You would be within your rights to sue the company for negligence. → civil rights ， human rights
have a right to be angry/concerned/suspicious etc to have a good reason for being angry， concerned etc ：
Ø I think you have a right to feel very disappointed.
Ø You had every right to be angry with them.
have no right to do something used to say that someone’s action is completely unreasonable or unfair ：
Ø You had no right to take money from my purse！
Ø He has no right to speak to me like that！
the right/sb’s right the side of your body that has the hand that most people write with， or this side of anything else OPP left
on/to the right （of something）
Ø Our car is just to the right of that white van.
on/to sb’s right
Ø The school is on your right as you come into the village.
rights to
Ø The studio bought the rights to his new book.
Ø The company paid £2 million for film rights to the book.
the television rights to the Olympic Games
be in the right to have the best reasons， arguments etc in a disagreement with someone else ：
Ø Both sides are convinced that they are in the right.
in your own right used to say that you have something or achieve something on your own， without depending on other people ：
Ø She’s a very wealthy woman in her own right.
put something to rights to make a place or situation return to normal again ：
It took ages to put the room to rights again.
the rights and wrongs of something the subject of what or who is right or wrong in a situation ：
Ø I don’t want to spend ages discussing the rights and wrongs of all this.
64）。有一道題Like，比較糾結……有一個選項是like sb， sb includes studies ……；另外一個選項是like sb’s study， sb’s ……
65）。有破折號的用法
Manhattan第十章有各種標點的用法
The dash （-） is a flexible punctuation mark that the GMAT occasionally employs. You can
use a dash as an emphatic comma， semicolon or colon.
Right： By January 2， 2000， the so-called ”Y2K problem” was already widely considered a joke--although the reason for the non-event was the huge corporate and governmental investment in prior countermeasures.
In the case above， either a comma or a dash would be correct. Sometimes， a dash is preferred.
For instance， you should use dashes to separate an appositive from an item in a list：
Right： My three best friends-Danny， Jimmy， and Joey-and I went skiing.
If you used commas in this sentence， you might think that gym people were going skiing.
You can also use the dash to restate or explain an earlier part of the sentence. Unlike the colon， the dash does not need to be immediately preceded by the part needing explanation.
Right： Post-MBA compensation for investment bankers tends to surge far ahead of that for management consultants-by tens， if not hundreds， of thousands of dollars a year.
The phrase after the dash （by tens.。. a year） explains the word for in the phrase for ahead. In comparison， a colon would not work so well here.
In short， you cannot really go wrong with a dash！
2.【gunneremirates 700+】
66）。語法大家千萬別怕，主要是考平行，但要注意邏輯意思。 我記得有道題是a storm came in a village（大致意思就是暴風雨來了），然后后面劃線，我覺得是兩個分詞平行表示結果 分別是造成交通堵塞和帶來暴雨
3.【cassierui 720 Q51 V35】
愈發(fā)： 還算常規(guī)吧 不過LZ做語文的時候感覺狀態(tài)不大好
market做動詞的搭配 后面有as 還有個with吧 要選擇
邏輯主語要看清
Market固定搭配見寂靜46