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I have OG 11, OG 12 and OG 13. After having completed the Verbal section in OG 11 I decided to attempt the Verbal questions in OG 12 and OG 13 but realised that I would end up repeating a lot of the questions I had already done in OG 11. This is a big problem, especially if one times oneself while doing the questions.
I did some search on the GMAT Club forum and came up with a simple solution, which is the file attached below. In order to follow the solution given in the file one requires OG 11 and OG 13, though it'll be even better if all three, OG 11, OG 12 and OG 13, are available.
This file gives the OG 12 VERBAL section questions that are not given in OG 11. It also provides the OG 13 questions numbers that correspond to these OG 12 question numbers, in case one does not have OG 12 or wants to jump straight from OG 11 to OG 13. Finally the file gives a list of OG 13 questions for every section that are not given in OG 12. The questions for every section are listed under a separate tab for easy access. Further instructions are given in the file itself.
Hence if one attempts all of the questions mentioned in this file one will complete the Verbal sections in OG 11, OG 12 and OG 13 without repeating any questions already done.
Let me know if there are any errors in the attached file.
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