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..I'm a huge fan of Zidane and foreign legion too..good luck with HEC apps.. 
02 Oct 2006, 06:19
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For the fellow just above, I don't like Zidane and the way he acted during the final game 
Toutes mes felicitations FIG!
You achieved something I'm still struggling for;you re a very lucky french guy now. I think the verbal part is especially challenging for us.
Can you share a little about the verbal and your scores before the final test?
Toutes mes felicitations FIG!
You achieved something I'm still struggling for;you re a very lucky french guy now. I think the verbal part is especially challenging for us.
Can you share a little about the verbal and your scores before the final test?
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Merci karlfurt 
About verbal section
Since I had seen a huge lack in SC, I understood that I needed to spend a lot of time and energy to learn it. It was my only way to score enough in Verbal or, at least, to stabilize it.
To give u an idea, I did 3 consecutive times the SC 1000 document, using the software GMATTER:
> The first time was a very hard time. I had to compile all new fules to learn an apply. For every single question, good or wrong, I spend time to look for explanations on GMATClub. I created my own Idiom/Rules XLS files (more than 240 lines only for SCs)
> The second time was already better. I was able to explain why I choose one answer more than others. I needed to complete my XLS in former lines or in rareful new ones. I still spended time to check my correct and incorrect answers.
> The last time was christal clear. I understood fastly why I was wrong.
My verbal scores were all above 38 (44 - 41 - 39). But on G-Day, I have got only a 33
About my score
All is in an older post https://www.gmatclub.com/phpbb/viewtopic.php?t=35436, to which u answered the first by a funny "Figaro"
In addition, I fairly believe that u can do it ! :D U can beat the GMAT verbal section, especially by the way that u practice I saw some very good post from u Don't give up and turn your mental to the one of a killer 
!!! :D
About verbal section
Since I had seen a huge lack in SC, I understood that I needed to spend a lot of time and energy to learn it. It was my only way to score enough in Verbal or, at least, to stabilize it.
To give u an idea, I did 3 consecutive times the SC 1000 document, using the software GMATTER:
> The first time was a very hard time. I had to compile all new fules to learn an apply. For every single question, good or wrong, I spend time to look for explanations on GMATClub. I created my own Idiom/Rules XLS files (more than 240 lines only for SCs)
> The second time was already better. I was able to explain why I choose one answer more than others. I needed to complete my XLS in former lines or in rareful new ones. I still spended time to check my correct and incorrect answers.
> The last time was christal clear. I understood fastly why I was wrong.
My verbal scores were all above 38 (44 - 41 - 39). But on G-Day, I have got only a 33
About my score
All is in an older post https://www.gmatclub.com/phpbb/viewtopic.php?t=35436, to which u answered the first by a funny "Figaro"
In addition, I fairly believe that u can do it ! :D U can beat the GMAT verbal section, especially by the way that u practice
I saw some very good post from u Don't give up and turn your mental to the one of a killer !!! :D 
...tht's real hard work dude...How long did it take..for U ?/ over a span of how many days..??
