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Thanks! I will do that! i will do a lot of 600 questions on gmat club regarding my weeknesses! but what abou the verbal? how can I improve? OG is it good to redo?
From my experience, reviewing is more important than redoing. In my last 15 days before GMAT, I reviewed each and every SC question from Free CAT, EP1, EP2 and QP1 at least 3 times and it really helped me. By reviewing I mean not only answer the question, but also check all 5 options and identify why the remaining 4 options are incorrect. There has to a solid reason/formula to eliminate each wrong option ( awkward is not a good reason!).
Exatly that's what I'm doing right now! I redoing most of the questions, but building a
Error log, and flaging every question that I get wrong to review later!
Be careful about CR! too much practice can be detrimental. I suggest watch some pre-thinking videos of Thursday with Ron, and then answer the questions from your common sense and pre-thinking. And focus only Weaken, Strengthen, Assumption, and Evaluate the argument questions. More than 90% questions are from these areas.
Sometimes I feel like I'm better at it, and i can get 7 out of 10 questions, and some times I'm just really bad and I fail the most easier ones. Right now, I'm doing a lot of questions that I have already did (most I don't remember) and like in de sc, i'm understanding why the other are wrong and taking notes and reviewing the questions...
I feel like doing new questions on gmatclub would be good only if all theses OG and e-gmat questions are really mastered. Is this a good thinking?