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01 Jan 2009, 04:30
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I want to finalize one template for all type of essays. I got this lesson from Princeton Review book. Is this really workable? I hope E-rater doesn't punishes. Shall I go with a template in my mind while giving GMAT or not? Please give your opinion...
03 Jan 2009, 12:03
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template is a good idea. it let's you start thinking about the question immediately without wasting time on how you want to structure the essay. the e-rater is electronic, meaning it's going to look for transition words, paragraphs, and essay structure. a template will let you do that effectively. i used a template and got a 6 on my AWA so i'd recommend it.
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I never really studied for AWA. I scored 5 on GMAT for this section.
I tried to create a bubble map of all my ideas in the first 10 minutes. All I did was to think about evidence/ideas that supports the claims or ideas in the passage and also evidence/ideas that would dispute the claim/idea.
I quickly created a bubble map with information I generated above and then started writing my essays.
I tried to create a bubble map of all my ideas in the first 10 minutes. All I did was to think about evidence/ideas that supports the claims or ideas in the passage and also evidence/ideas that would dispute the claim/idea.
I quickly created a bubble map with information I generated above and then started writing my essays.
