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Does anyone know where to find any quality Critical Reasoning Weaken/Strengthen Strategy Videos? I've reviewed PowerScore and Manhattan Preps strategies, which I found generally useful for problems under the 700 level on this particular sub topic, but I'm looking for a video or guide (GMAT Pill?, Ron's Videos?) that has additional strategy tips at the 700 or above level (I.e. breaking down the logic of and spotting weaknesses in the stimuli in order to pre-phrase quicker).
I've been tackling the Official and Verbal Review Guide questions but my accuracy is only about 50% for the Weaken/Strengthen type at the Hard level.
Last, would anyone recommend using the negation strategy on Weaken/Strengthen questions as an initial strategy in pre-phrase or elimination, or should negation only be reserved for Assumption questions?
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Does anyone know where to find any quality Critical Reasoning Weaken/Strengthen Strategy Videos? I've reviewed PowerScore and Manhattan Preps strategies, which I found generally useful for problems under the 700 level on this particular sub topic, but I'm looking for a video or guide (GMAT Pill?, Ron's Videos?) that has additional strategy tips at the 700 or above level (I.e. breaking down the logic of and spotting weaknesses in the stimuli in order to pre-phrase quicker).
I've been tackling the Official and Verbal Review Guide questions but my accuracy is only about 50% for the Weaken/Strengthen type at the Hard level.
Last, would anyone recommend using the negation strategy on Weaken/Strengthen questions as an initial strategy in pre-phrase or elimination, or should negation only be reserved for Assumption questions?
This topic has been closed and archived due to inactivity or violation of community quality standards. No more replies are possible here.
Where to now? Join ongoing discussions on thousands of quality questions in our Verbal Questions Forum
Still interested in this question? Check out the "Best Topics" block above for a better discussion on this exact question, as well as several more related questions.