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jz4analytics
28 Oct 2015, 07:11
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I already have the MGMAT Sentence Correction book butI'm looking for a secondary resource (SC is still my weakest area). There are a ton of books out there... anyone have experience with these and know which ones might be the best?
1) Sentence Correction Nirvana: I've heard good things about it, but could find it only on the Indian Amazon site, not the American one... is it still worth it to buy it from there?
2) Power Score Sentence Correction Bible
3) Manhattan Review Sentence Correction
4) GMAT Sentence Correction Grail (Prep, Aristotle)
5) Any other ones you've used.
Thanks.
1) Sentence Correction Nirvana: I've heard good things about it, but could find it only on the Indian Amazon site, not the American one... is it still worth it to buy it from there?
2) Power Score Sentence Correction Bible
3) Manhattan Review Sentence Correction
4) GMAT Sentence Correction Grail (Prep, Aristotle)
5) Any other ones you've used.
Thanks.
28 Oct 2015, 07:32
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jz4analytics
What do you feel you are currently missing when you do SC? If there is a lot of overlap (between the book you already have and the book you plan to use next) then you won't really get too much out of this process.
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28 Oct 2015, 08:06
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AjiteshArun
Not sure exactly, although SC has consistently been my weakest area since I started studying (RC is my strongest - on the GMATPreps I've gotten all 12/13 or 13/13 RC). One area that frustrates me is idioms because sometimes I am able to quickly eliminate choices based on parallelism, logical meaning, and so on, but can't choose between two wordings that seem so similar (for example, on one official question I got down to the choices of but and but rather... how do you tell the difference?). I could also analyze my old wrong answer choices to check whether there is a pattern in the type I get wrong.
My retake is in two months. I'm sure I've made progress but it's hard to tell how much because I completed all the official CATs. I'm working through the "subject specific" GMAT problem sets for more practice. I could take one of the old paper tests as a proxy but I'm not sure how useful those are anymore.
)! Unless a test taker is very new to the language, the concepts tested on SC are likely to be the low hanging fruit for most people. 
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. Maybe my math is out of practice...
