Hello!
Thanks for your post.
A few things:
1. The first few e-books are meant for a general understanding of broad stuff; later, chapter-wise, e-books are more detailed as they delve deeper into specific concepts.
2. The books are meant for conceptual understanding and do not claim to be "sufficient" for end-to-end GMAT SC prep; one has to follow these e-books with rigorous practice and analysis of incorrect attempts.
- On
our platform, this set of books is followed by 3 stages of topic-wise exercises with video explanations.
3. Our approach for teaching SC is not very "grammatical/theoretical" but "conceptual"; hence, one may sometimes find extremely-nuanced/fancy grammar missing. However, practically, they cover all broad concepts end-to-end.
- Hence, this set of SC books followed by a few hundred SC practice questions is what completes the prep; one may use
our GMAT platform or any other decent GMAT plarform for such practice.
-- During the last ~1 month of the prep, focusing on practicing from official material is recommended.
All the best!
Experts' Global Team
Archit3110
thanks for making these books free
ExpertsGlobal5, just a feedback that IMO its very basic book and of what I went through the book so far as it does not cover all the nuances of what gmat actually tests like wise resumptive modifier [url](
https://gmatclub.com/forum/yellow-jacke ... tml#p79120)[/url], the chapters would have been more impactful had there been reference of OG questions at the end of each chapter
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this is just a feedback .. nevertheless appreciate your effort !!