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11 Jun 2003, 17:35
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Hi BB
From your previous post, you think that I can repeat using the stuff in kaplan verbal book if I prepare my RC section of GMAT.
I want to understand whether this practice harm progression of preparing RC because I think we should need some new essay and question to practice constantly the so-called pattern, right?
If you repeat reading those essay you have seen, you could have realized their main idea; thus, you might do well on used essay.
This point makes me confused.
Therefore, I take GMAT Plus stuff as my exercise workbook on preparing GMAT.
What is your comment about this issue?
From your previous post, you think that I can repeat using the stuff in kaplan verbal book if I prepare my RC section of GMAT.
I want to understand whether this practice harm progression of preparing RC because I think we should need some new essay and question to practice constantly the so-called pattern, right?
If you repeat reading those essay you have seen, you could have realized their main idea; thus, you might do well on used essay.
This point makes me confused.
Therefore, I take GMAT Plus stuff as my exercise workbook on preparing GMAT.
What is your comment about this issue?
12 Jun 2003, 22:03
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chihao
My general belief is that once you used some GMAT material - the only use you have from it is to come back and see your errors and where you screwed up - you can't sue it twice unless it is a passage/problem you keep having problems with and you decided to practice your top 10 worst problems.
The reason is that due to some magic, our mind is capable of remembering the passage adn the answer choices and sometimes even the correct answer choice - so when I encounter a passage I have read once, I already know what it is about/questions/etc, so I am not answering the questions - I am just looking for the answer. Also, it is very boring to read them over again and it is not really fair to do that since you are reaidng it second time and you will never have that privilege on the GMAT.
i am just trying to be logical..
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29 Jul 2003, 03:50
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never never reread the passages, for practicing for the test.l
use the pasages you have read to get the structure of the passage and se if you could use a similar pattern in the next test
use the pasages you have read to get the structure of the passage and se if you could use a similar pattern in the next test
