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How to best prepare for the first part of GMAT test: Analysis of an Issue and Analysis of an Argument?
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It has some outline / format types that you can memorize and model your essays after. It also has some example essays for you to read and see the style in action.
I studied this for about a day right before taking the GMAT and got a 6AWA score.
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