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I am having OG 2019, verbal review 2019, manhattan prep material, advanced official gmat questions and Wiley sc grail 2018. I have just started my gmat preparation and first have started solving the OG. Most questions on CR in the OG I get right but I am not timing myself currently as first I would like to improve my accuracy. But, on the free verbal sectional test most CR questions I.e 600 and 700 levels I got wrong.I have not studied any such rule for solving CR but directly started solving from the OG only giving a glance at the types asked.How do I improve? I got 16 and am also having pacing problems I.e last 6 to 9 questions I am just randomly clicking.I saw my review the 700 + level questions are really weird and have very weird answer choices.
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