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28 Jul 2018, 01:56
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i am doing RC from GMAT 1-63 pdf file or also called RC 1000 but there are only answers , no explanation and a link is also given below each rc but that link is not working so from where can i get explanation of those rc ?
28 Jul 2018, 09:08
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ajaygupta2021
Hi, some of those RC passages are also on OG so you could see the explanation. Some aren't but you could search the explanation in this forum without any problem.
Tips: You could paste the first sentence of that passage into the google search bar and add keyword "site:gmatclub.com". All posts in this forum that contain that sentence will display on the search result. Try it.
28 Jul 2018, 09:50
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Hello,
Following is an excerpt from GMATNinja regarding non-official questions. He advises to better stick with the official RC questions for practice/learning.
https://gmatclub.com/forum/experts-topi ... l#p1857560
"We have endless respect for our friends in the test-prep world who do their very best to write good, “non-official” questions, but we strongly recommend relying primarily on official questions for your RC practice. Many of you have heard this already, but the GMAT spends between $1500 and $3000 developing each official GMAT question, and even the very best test-prep companies can’t compete. (Including, of course, the two-man empire known as GMAT Ninja. We write our own questions, too. We think we’re good at it. You still shouldn't rely on them too heavily.)
On RC, official passages are loaded with subtle little twists of language, and your task is to get used to catching those subtleties. Non-official passages simply aren’t the same thing. So use the official GMAT materials wisely, and if you need extra RC practice, you might consider trying some LSAT questions."
