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14 Apr 2007, 20:51
Kudos
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Hello,
I am in dilemma as I have got just too much material to study.
I have
1) GMAT plus all books hardcopy and softcopy.
2) 9 ETS retired paper based test paper
3) 1000 SC,CR,RC
I have read some posts that gmat plus contains actual GMAT questions collected by ppl in china and thailand. But, some answers are printed wrong.
Though there are 8 major types of SC rules tested, but questions in OG 10/11 do not cover all sub types of these 8 types. Thus, by going through as many old ETS papers as possible will help the test taker to cover all sub-types which are not covered in OG.
Now, after reading so many posts about ETS papers, GMAT plus, debriefs praising 1000 collection, I am in dilemma as to which material I should refer to.
fyi: i am equally bad in all sections of verbal. I generally get on an average 5 wrongs in SC,CR,and RC sections each.
Verbal experts plllzzz comment.
Thanks in advance
I am in dilemma as I have got just too much material to study.
I have
1) GMAT plus all books hardcopy and softcopy.
2) 9 ETS retired paper based test paper
3) 1000 SC,CR,RC
I have read some posts that gmat plus contains actual GMAT questions collected by ppl in china and thailand. But, some answers are printed wrong.
Though there are 8 major types of SC rules tested, but questions in OG 10/11 do not cover all sub types of these 8 types. Thus, by going through as many old ETS papers as possible will help the test taker to cover all sub-types which are not covered in OG.
Now, after reading so many posts about ETS papers, GMAT plus, debriefs praising 1000 collection, I am in dilemma as to which material I should refer to.
fyi: i am equally bad in all sections of verbal. I generally get on an average 5 wrongs in SC,CR,and RC sections each.
Verbal experts plllzzz comment.
Thanks in advance
16 Apr 2007, 20:58
Kudos
Bookmarks
From your post it seems that you have accumulated a wealth of questions 
However, I would suggest that you cover the concepts that you need to learn first before addressing the questions. It seems a bit silly to answer hundreds of questions without a solid conceptual background.
Use the official guide as your 'bible' and supplement your studies with additional material (e.g. what you have listed)
For Sentence Correction, I would strongly recommend the Manhattan Gmat Sentence Correction book. This book deals with questions directly from the Official Guide. As a result, you can develop your SC skills while practicing with real GMAT questions.
However, I would suggest that you cover the concepts that you need to learn first before addressing the questions. It seems a bit silly to answer hundreds of questions without a solid conceptual background.
Use the official guide as your 'bible' and supplement your studies with additional material (e.g. what you have listed)
For Sentence Correction, I would strongly recommend the Manhattan Gmat Sentence Correction book. This book deals with questions directly from the Official Guide. As a result, you can develop your SC skills while practicing with real GMAT questions.
17 Apr 2007, 03:36
Kudos
Bookmarks
Hi,
I have finished OG 10 twice and have also done grammar from Manhattan SC. I think my mind is full of grammar rules now..
All i need is good GMAT representative - tough - SC questions..
Verbal guroos plz reply..
I have finished OG 10 twice and have also done grammar from Manhattan SC. I think my mind is full of grammar rules now..
All i need is good GMAT representative - tough - SC questions..
Verbal guroos plz reply..
