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SETS - effective tool to improve verbal? [#permalink] New post 24 Sep 2007, 12:38
I've asked this question before but with no avail. Let me try again, I have been going through the SETS, it contains quite lengthy verbal SC sections and some of the answers are not correct. Are set a good guage into how well someone is doing? Should I continue. It has almost 20 sets. Quite tough though. Please provide assistance. Thanks
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Re: SETS - effective tool to improve verbal? [#permalink] New post 24 Sep 2007, 12:48
alimad wrote:
I've asked this question before but with no avail. Let me try again, I have been going through the SETS, it contains quite lengthy verbal SC sections and some of the answers are not correct. Are set a good guage into how well someone is doing? Should I continue. It has almost 20 sets. Quite tough though. Please provide assistance. Thanks


I think it's a good source to practice real GMAT type questions! And about the answers u can always cross check them with the verbal GURUS on GMATCLUB forums.
Re: SETS - effective tool to improve verbal?   [#permalink] 24 Sep 2007, 12:48
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