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How about the OG verbal review?

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hmmm...I will go for OG verbal review....Tnx.
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If you have time to spare, I will definitely advise you to go for the 1000CR questions.
It will help you prepare for actual GMAT questions by making you accustomed to more wordy questions.

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If you have time to spare, I will definitely advise you to go for the 1000CR questions.
It will help you prepare for actual GMAT questions by making you accustomed to more wordy questions.

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Alternatively, it will confuse you by preparing you for questions unlike anything you're likely to see on the actual GMAT!
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Do the LSAT CR questions. They may be tougher than actual GMAT, but will prepare you much better to handle the subtleties required to be mastered to score well into the 90s percentile in verbal section.



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