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28 Mar 2010, 21:32
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Hi all,
My problem is that the "gmat fiction" titles are not available in my libraries.Plz tell me, what should i keep in mind when i pick a title & how should i read it to increase my comprehension & speed at the same time.
regards
gmat1001
My problem is that the "gmat fiction" titles are not available in my libraries.Plz tell me, what should i keep in mind when i pick a title & how should i read it to increase my comprehension & speed at the same time.
regards
gmat1001
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06 Apr 2010, 22:37
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Just find a book that has standard English in it and you should be fine. Do you have access to The Economist magazine? That would be a good option too.
As a native English speaker, it's a little difficult for me to recommend a way to read. I would say read as much as possible. Sooner or later, it will become second nature to you.
As a native English speaker, it's a little difficult for me to recommend a way to read. I would say read as much as possible. Sooner or later, it will become second nature to you.
07 Apr 2010, 01:54
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Try to read online material or you can order e-book. Better to study on Computer screen as on GMAT you'll have to read on screen.
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