bradey1167
Ok...BB...I''m back. I've decided to pick up the books again and devote about 2 hours a night and 3 or 4 hours on Saturday's and Sunday's. I've decided to try and blow the quant section out of the water.
Verbal is not the best...Sentence correction seems to get the best of me....I ended up going with what sounds correct, rather than actually understanding all the rules, which is my own stupidity. Reading Comp was my strongest in the beginning, but after I took more and more tests... self doubt started to creep in and I started to do worse. Unsure when I'll decide to take the test again, but aiming for the beginning of September.
I need to get more involved with this site so my activity should pick up here soon.
Ciao
Bradey,
Good to have you back.
I had exactly the same deal with Verbal, except I actually went ahead and studied grammar. I used this book:
https://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/de ... s&n=507846 I am not sure if Amazon link will work here, but that's what I used. I still have not published it to the general book recommendations, but I will; I promise.
I hope you don't have a girlfriend cuase with that schedule you won't have one by September; I looked like a used tea-bag after I was done with the test. I studied early morning, then went to work, came back did some math and then read for an hour or longer till midnigth and the same game next morning. I thought reading was helpful. I am not native, so I don't have the "EAR" but I managed to "borrow" it for a while after beefing up on Steinback, Hemmingway, and James. By the way, these guys are supposed to be helpful with RC as well.
THink about it. It is nto as fast as studying grammar rules -there is no immediate improvement, but a month of reading or 3-5 books make a difference.
I am looking forward to talking more to you.
Let me know if you are having problems locating things - I have realized that I suck in usability, so I will pay for my sins
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