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11 Jan 2011, 17:10
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went through the sticky threads and saw that Doing Grammar, Kaplan Verbal Foundations and the GMAT Club Grammar are all heavily mentioned.
I basically need to learn grammar from the ground up and was wondering which one of the three above you guys suggest.
Thanks!
I basically need to learn grammar from the ground up and was wondering which one of the three above you guys suggest.
Thanks!
11 Jan 2011, 17:22
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Sounds like you saw my suggestions so I will stay put.
12 Jan 2011, 04:11
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Doing Grammer is quite popular, so that's probably the best option for someone who wants to start with the basics. If you're still having some trouble, consult GMATClub's guide. The two sources just mentioned are the best available for prospective GMAT test takers. Also, read as much GMAT Fiction as possible.
Once you're ready to move on, purchase Manhattan's SC guide and Powerscore CR Bible. These are fantastic books for the verbal section. You might have to read them more than once in order to fully absorb the material, though.
Once you're ready to move on, purchase Manhattan's SC guide and Powerscore CR Bible. These are fantastic books for the verbal section. You might have to read them more than once in order to fully absorb the material, though.
